How to use medicine for gastritis?

Patient's question:

I am currently taking; Bismuth Pectin, Compound Glutamine Enteric-Coated Capsules, and I am seeking advice; first take Bismuth Pectin 30 minutes before taking Compound Glutamine Enteric-Coated Capsules. How should I use medicine for gastritis?

Doctor's answer:

The use of medication for chronic gastritis is generally not recommended. It is primarily relied on for dietary and lifestyle adjustments, as the saying goes, "Three parts treatment, seven parts care." Adjusting the diet structure, such as eating less meat and more vegetables, consuming more vegetables and porridge. Adjusting daily routines, such as maintaining a regular and light diet, avoiding fatigue and staying up late. Pay attention to dietary restrictions, such as avoiding greasy, spicy, cold, and stimulating foods, strong tea, coffee, carbonated drinks, smoking, and alcohol. Choose appropriate exercises, such as massaging the abdomen after meals or taking a walk.

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