Patient's question:
For more than a year, I have sometimes experienced dry cough, stomach pain, and bloating, and I can't eat much. Even if I eat a little more, I vomit again. In the morning, after eating, these symptoms disappear. With ulcers in the strong stomach, vomiting and stomach pain will develop into gastric cancer?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is likely chronic gastritis. It's recommended to maintain proper dietary management and avoid overeating. Your condition may not be easily cured, as gastrointestinal diseases tend to recur frequently. It's important to focus on dietary management.You can consider medications to reduce stomach acid, including alkaline antacids like aluminum hydroxide and magnesium aluminum carbonate. In addition to acid-reducing drugs, such as cimetidine and omeprazole (with omeprazole being more effective). You can also take medications to protect the gastric mucosa, such as sucralfate and bismuth potassium citrate. It's best to use them in combination, such as omeprazole or bismuth potassium citrate, along with clarithromycin and amoxicillin.
During meals, it's advisable to eat smaller, more frequent meals and choose nutrient-rich, easily digestible foods.