Patient's question:
I went to the hospital about half a month ago for tonsillitis and received intravenous saline for a week. The medication was penicillin. Although my tonsillitis has healed, I am experiencing symptoms of nausea, lack of appetite, and general weakness again. A gastroscopy at the hospital revealed superficial gastritis. After taking medication for three days, there has been no improvement, and I still lack energy. What should I do about nausea, lack of appetite, and fatigue with superficial gastritis?Doctor's answer:
Mainly, chronic gastritis leads to stomach qi rising, which results in dry vomiting. Treatment should recommend taking Zangling Water Soluble Fiber, as it can enhance absorption, protect the gastric mucosa, and achieve therapeutic effects. In addition to treating gastritis, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood at all times to strengthen their constitution and slow down the recovery process. Appropriate protein supplementation is advisable. Consuming protein helps in the recovery from illness.