Patient's question:
My father had a barium meal at the hospital, which was diagnosed as atrophic gastritis. After taking traditional Chinese medicine for a month, it still didn't work (he has appetite, but sometimes vomits after eating), and he is losing weight rapidly. Hello, do you have any special medicine that can cure it.Doctor's answer:
Can you take medications such as Domperidone (Metoclopramide), Prilosec (Cisapride), and Prochlorperazine? It is recommended to avoid consuming stimulating foods like strong tea, strong alcohol, and coffee. When defecating, it is important to chew and swallow slowly, and avoid overeating. It is advisable to consume more foods that are high in protein and low in fat, such as lean meat, poultry, fish, and dairy products. Gastritis is a condition that is not easily relieved. Friends with this condition should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism, as only then can they boost their confidence in combating gastritis and believe that recovery is certain.