Patient's question:
Before that, I had been very talkative, but recently I've been experiencing stomach pain and a feeling of something stuck in my throat. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it might be a problem with my stomach or pancreas. I personally doubt it might also be an infection with Helicobacter pylori, but I don't know how serious the situation is. I absolutely, absolutely don't want it to develop into something as serious as stomach cancer.Doctor's answer:
Your condition is mainly characterized by symptoms such as belching and sobbing. Additionally, there are abnormal liver function test results. The abnormal liver function requires further detailed examination. A normal hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) test can rule out viral hepatitis B, but further tests for hepatitis C, protein levels, and renal function are still necessary to identify the underlying cause, which may also be due to alcohol consumption or overexertion. If you are concerned about gastrointestinal issues, an endoscopy can help rule them out.In addition, during the treatment of gastric ulcers, besides medication, the patient's dietary habits and mental state are also particularly important. The patient must maintain a positive mood and follow a proper diet to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of the gastric ulcer.