Patient's question:
Endoscopic examination revealed chronic erosive gastritis, with the main symptoms being indigestion after meals, occasional heartburn, and a feeling of significantly reduced appetite, greatly interfering with daily life. I had a gallbladder removal surgery before 2006. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
It is bile reflux gastritis, and it is recommended to be hospitalized for treatment. Prokinetic drugs: Domperidone, Mosapride. Gastric mucosal protectants: Sucralfate; Acid reducers: Omeprazole. Comprehensive evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine treatment and dietary adjustment. In addition to taking medication to relieve stomach pain, the patient also needs to pay attention to diet, such as eating properly and maintaining a cheerful mood. At the same time, the patient should also pay attention to choosing a diagnosis at a Class III-A hospital to achieve good treatment effects.