Patient's question:
When eating, it's often painful, and it seems that taking medicine hasn't been able to suppress the pain. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
There are many different reasons for stomach pain. It could be eating something hard during dinner that cannot be digested, or it could be overeating or eating too quickly, leading to stomach bloating. First, you should identify the cause before treating the symptoms. There are many different types of stomach medication. If it's stomach bloating, you can take Domperidone. If you already have gastritis, it's best to go to the hospital for an endoscopy to see exactly which part of the stomach is inflamed. You need to take a sufficient amount of antibiotics and symptomatic stomach medication. Stomach health requires long-term management.