Patient's question:
I've had the illness for 5 days, and it's just intermittent pain during the day. Two days ago, it started hurting at night too. It's also intermittent pain. At night, it seems to hurt every 10 seconds (it feels like the muscles in my stomach are tensed, and after a few rumblings, the pain stops). This cycle keeps repeating. Or it hurts every 15 seconds, and the pain lasts less than 1-2 hours before it starts again around dawn. Then, I wake up and sit until morning without any pain. In recent days, I've felt a bit bloated, and I get pain when I'm hungry, but I don't have acid reflux or feel like vomiting, though I often have warmth. Eating just two small bowls of rice already makes me feel full. How can I relieve the stomach pain?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms you mentioned may be indicative of gastritis or gastric and duodenal ulcers. It is recommended to take oral Lansoprazole, Cimetidine, and Yangwei Shu Granules for treatment. If necessary, undergo an endoscopy and C14 test. Gastric pain can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, pay close attention to dietary issues, focusing on a light diet. We hope that patients with gastric pain can receive professional treatment.