Patient's question:
I don't usually have a regular schedule for dinner, because I've been living alone for years. So when I'm hungry, I just eat whatever is available. Sometimes I don't even have the time to warm up cold rice and just eat it as is. In the past six months, I've started to feel a slight discomfort in my stomach, and I often feel nauseous. Food doesn't digest well, and sometimes it even causes pain.Doctor's answer:
Gastritis requires three parts treatment and seven parts of self-care. In addition to treatment, it is also necessary to have dietary habits in daily life. For example, avoid eating stimulating foods: cola, strong tea, coffee, garlic, chili, and other foods. In addition, the diet should be regular and in moderation, avoiding overeating and swallowing hastily. This can strongly stimulate the gastric mucosa. In addition to timely treatment for gastritis, friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay more attention to their own dietary care, primarily based on light foods, and avoid stimulating and cold foods. They believe that this will definitely drive away gastritis.