What is the treatment for non-atrophic gastritis shown in my gastroscopy?

Patient's question:

Gastritis with duodenitis, I took Rabeprazole, Phospho-gel, Azipinemide, and Bismuth Pectin for a month. Now my stomach pain has started again. How should I treat it?

Doctor's answer:

Based on the symptoms you described, superficial gastritis accompanied by duodenitis may be considered. Lan, bismuth, and clarithromycin can be used for treatment.
It is recommended that you avoid sweet foods and do not consume hot foods such as chili peppers and garlic. Eat less fried foods, as these are difficult to digest and may irritate the stomach. Also, limit pickled foods, as they may contain carcinogens and should not be consumed in excess.
For patients with severe gastritis, it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly. Follow the doctor's recommendations for timely treatment and avoid self-medication, as this may worsen the condition.

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