Patient's question:
At first, I was vomiting the food I had eaten, but later it was fresh red things. A year ago, due to irregular eating habits, I often experienced this. When I went to the hospital, the doctor said it was due to severe vomiting, causing a tear in the gastric mucosa. But this time it's worse, and after vomiting, I have a foreign body sensation in my throat. What's wrong with the stomach pain and vomiting of red things now when the gastric mucosa has peeled off?Doctor's answer:
It should be a gastrointestinal ulcer, which is very common at present and is mainly related to irregular lifestyles and diets. For treating peptic ulcers, oral medications are primarily used. Additionally, the main cause of peptic ulcers is Helicobacter pylori infection. It is necessary to go to the hospital for laboratory tests to confirm the presence of this bacterium and then take appropriate medication for treatment. Additionally, attention should be paid to diet—consuming easily digestible and easily metabolized foods while avoiding cold, hard, and rough foods. This will help maintain good health.