How is chronic superficial gastritis treated?

Patient's question:

In mid-December 2009, I experienced continuous hiccups every day, and at night, I had pain in the upper right abdomen and right back.

Doctor's answer:

Most symptoms of superficial gastritis can disappear on their own, and the inflammation can be completely resolved within months or years. Completely eliminate the cause: Remove all possible blood poisoning factors or factors that may worsen the condition, such as quitting smoking and drinking alcohol, increasing salt intake; correct unhealthy eating habits, avoid foods that stimulate the stomach, and opt for soft, easily digestible foods to prevent overly rough, overly pungent spices, and excessively hot or cold foods. Develop the habit of chewing food thoroughly to achieve better absorption and reduce stomach irritation. Eat less salted, smoked, or stale foods; and discontinue certain medications that irritate the stomach lining, especially non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin.

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