Patient's question:
I have chronic gastritis of the antrum, prone to stomach discomfort, often have excessive phlegm, and frequently experience dry and small bowel movements. However, eating white radish helps relieve constipation and makes my stomach feel comfortable. Why do some online sources say that chronic gastritis patients should not eat white radish? Can I still eat it?Doctor's answer:
Treating gastritis doesn't actually have a specific method. When you have a stomach problem, the main focus is on regulation, and a healthy diet is the primary measure for treating gastritis.1. First, develop good eating habits. Meals should be taken at regular times and in appropriate quantities. Avoid overeating or eating while sleeping.
2. Eat more protein-rich foods and reduce the intake of irritating foods. Avoid smoking, alcohol, and extremely cold foods to prevent harm to the stomach.
3. Adjust your work rhythm and ensure sufficient deep sleep to relieve work stress. Relax your mind and maintain a calm attitude.
In addition to symptomatic treatment for gastritis, patients also need to pay attention to care aspects, such as eating a light diet daily and staying active outdoors. At the same time, patients should also choose a top-tier hospital for treatment to achieve better therapeutic effects.