Patient's question:
I have had gastritis for over two years. After eating, I always feel bloated. Whether I eat a lot or a little, my stomach always feels full. At first, I thought it was just poor digestion, but after paying attention to my diet and avoiding or limiting foods that are difficult to digest, it's still the same. When I went to the gastroenterology department, the doctor said it was chronic gastritis, which was caused by poor digestion. How should chronic gastritis be treated?Doctor's answer:
This symptom treatment in fact has empirical treatment options for functional dyspepsia. Antacids or acid-reducing drugs such as ranitidine or omeprazole capsules, prokinetics such as domperidone (metoclopramide) tablets, and gastric mucosal protective agents like sucralfate chewable tablets can all be tested. In addition to their symptomatic treatment effects, these drugs may also have some efficacy in repairing gastric mucosal epithelium and reducing inflammation.Besides standard treatment for gastritis, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also choose a top-tier hospital for diagnosis to ensure good treatment outcomes.