Patient's question:
My mother has moderate atrophic gastritis with moderate intestinal metaplasia and mild to moderate acute motility. There is mild focal glandular epithelial dysplasia. After taking traditional Chinese medicine for 41 days, she feels like eating dinner more and has a craving for everything she sees, which she didn't used to have. A few days ago, there was a family gathering and she ate some meat dishes, which caused some pain. Is it serious? What foods are good for her condition in terms of diet, and what should she avoid drinking? Is my mother's moderate atrophic gastritis with moderate intestinal metaplasia serious?Doctor's answer:
Chronic atrophic gastritis falls under the category of chronic stomach conditions. If it is not treated promptly and correctly, the condition may gradually worsen. Your situation is accompanied by intestinal metaplasia, which increases the likelihood of further progression. It is crucial to receive timely and proper treatment to effectively address the issue. Traditional Chinese medicine and herbal remedies have accumulated many highly effective treatment methods through long-term clinical practice. It is recommended that you use traditional Chinese herbs such as Hei Fan (Chinese Black Salt), Hei Zao (Chinese Black Jujube), He Tao Ren (Walnut Kernel), Zhi Zi (Gardenia Fruit), Fu Ling (Poria), Sha Ren (Cardamom), Hou Pu (Magnolia Bark), San Ling (Sparganium), Chuan Shan Jia (Chinese pangolin scale), Chen Qu (Bentonia), Mai Ya (Malt), Shang Jia (Upper Turtle Shell), Xia Jia (Lower Turtle Shell), Hong Hua (Safflower), Hai Nan Chen (Acorus Calamus), Tie Dan Fen (Iron Gall Powder), Feng Jiao (Propolis), and Feng Mi (Honey), all working together in a coordinated treatment. This can help rapidly cure the condition.