Patient's question:
Stomach pain, it hurts even when not eating, but it doesn't hurt when lying flat, and it hurts even after eating. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
What specific stomach disease do you need to go to the hospital for a thorough examination. Therefore, dietary adjustment is particularly important. The dietary recommendations for people with stomach pain are as follows: 1. First, correct bad eating habits. Eat more light and simple foods, and less greasy, sweet, and various irritating foods, such as those containing alcohol and spices. Strictly avoid overly sour, sweet, salty, bitter, or pungent foods, and absolutely do not develop a preference for any single flavor. Smokers should quit smoking. 2. Eat at fixed times and in fixed amounts. Patients with long-term stomach pain should have three meals or additional snacks at regular intervals, with appropriate time gaps. Patients with acute stomach pain should try to eat small meals frequently and avoid snacks as much as possible to reduce stomach pressure.