Patient's question:
My grandfather is 81 years old this year. He has had two episodes of stomach pain from June to now. After receiving intravenous fluids and medication, he recovered, but he got sick again just two days after getting better. Now, he feels pain every time he eats dinner, and it doesn't hurt after his stomach has absorbed the food. By the way, is he deficient in potassium?Doctor's answer:
Gastric ulcer is a common digestive system issue, closely related to daily living habits and dietary habits. With timely care, it can be fully recovered. It is recommended that you first buy some Amoxicillin, Compound Sulfur Granules, and Omeprazole to take. Endure for a month and see how stable it is. It is best to undergo a follow-up gastroscopy. Pay attention to dietary restrictions in daily life, as spicy foods and alcohol should not be consumed. In addition to symptomatic treatment for gastric ulcer, patients also need to pay attention to dietary aspects, such as proper eating habits and maintaining a cheerful mood.