Patient's question:
When I eat chives, my stomach hurts, and sometimes I even vomit. Is there a problem? It's just that I feel hot! Could it be that I'm allergic to chives?Doctor's answer:
Stomach pain could be caused by gastritis or peptic ulcers, not an allergy to chives. It's best to have an endoscopy to confirm and a detailed abdominal ultrasound to check the liver and gallbladder. I recommend taking Huoxiang Chongji, Lansoprazole, Colloidal Bismuth Capsules, Bile Acid Binders, and Clarithromycin to see if they help. Seek proper treatment from a gastroenterologist. Additionally, avoid cold foods, eat dinner on a fixed schedule, and follow the principle of eating well in the morning, moderately in the afternoon, and little in the evening. Good habits can gradually improve stomach function. Stomach pain is a condition that is difficult to fully cure. Friends with this condition should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset.