Patient's question:
My uncle is a driver, and he never has a regular schedule for dinner. Since he was young, he has often suffered from stomach pain and has been taking stomach medicine. However, recently he has been complaining of severe stomach pain, and later he started vomiting blood. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said it was late-stage stomach bleeding and prescribed medication, but the effect was not very significant. What should he do?Doctor's answer:
Dietary therapy is the foundation for treating chronic superficial gastritis. The diet should be restrained, with fixed times and quantities, and the food should be easy to digest and rich in nutrition. Avoid stimulating foods and drinks; eliminate various potential blood deficiency factors, actively treat chronic diseases that may cause gastric mucosal damage; symptomatic treatment should avoid blind medication and irrational use, and appropriate treatment drugs should be determined based on different clinical manifestations; in addition to medication for gastric bleeding, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care, such as a light diet and avoiding spicy, irritating foods.