Patient's question:
I am quite thin and often feel nauseous when eating. I had an endoscopy, which revealed some edema and blood flow, but otherwise everything was good. I was diagnosed with non-atrophic gastritis. I want to ask how this condition is caused, how serious it is, and what the best treatment is?Doctor's answer:
Diagnosed with non-atrophic gastritis through gastroscopy. It is recommended to take omeprazole oral solution diligently for 4-8 weeks, pay attention to diet, avoid spicy, irritating, acidic, and cold foods, drink less strong tea, coffee, etc., and maintain a regular diet and lifestyle. Additionally, during the treatment of gastritis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient should pay close attention to rest, engage in appropriate activities, and avoid unnecessary injuries.