Patient's question:
After arguing with my girlfriend and wanting to smoke to relieve stress, I felt even more upset afterward. This has been happening ever since. I went to the hospital for an ECG and CT scan, which were both normal. The doctor even said I had psychological issues. Since then, I've tried to adjust my mindset, but it hasn't helped. I went to another hospital, and the doctor said I have gastritis. How is chronic gastritis treated?Doctor's answer:
The condition you described is chronic gastritis, and it is generally difficult to cure with conventional medications. Traditional Chinese medicine offers very insightful approaches using traditional Chinese herbs. I recommend using traditional Chinese herbs such as black alum, black jujube, walnuts, gardenia, poria, cardamom, magnolia bark, sparganium, pangolin scales, bupleurum, wheat sprouts, upper and lower tiger bones, safflower, Agarwood, iron gall powder, propolis, and honeycomb wax to treat it, which can quickly cure and prevent recurrence. The synergistic use of these herbs can thoroughly eliminate damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, regulate their functions, and completely eliminate the root cause of the condition, thereby achieving a complete cure.In daily life, pay attention to a balanced intake of nutrients. Meals should be taken at fixed times and in appropriate quantities, avoiding both excessive hunger and overeating. Extremely cold foods should be chewed thoroughly before swallowing.