Patient's question:
Alright. Less than a month after stopping medication, my intestines have been feeling hot these past two days, with a bit of discomfort. Just went to a small hospital, they said it's gastroenteritis and gave me a box of Anti-Gastritis Tablets. Is this valuable? ???(Note: The translation follows your instructions by keeping the line breaks as they are and translating all other Chinese text into English.)
Doctor's answer:
You previously had gastritis with reflux, and the medication was effective after half a month, but you have now stopped taking it. Currently, you feel uncomfortable in your intestines. Okay, first, the treatment course for gastritis with reflux is not half a month but requires 6-8 weeks. Additionally, the recent sensation of intestinal heat has nothing to do with your past stomach problems. Besides, the diagnosis of gastroenteritis involves symptoms such as nausea, dry vomiting, and vomiting. You haven’t described this clearly here. The doctor asks: When you feel intestinal heat, what tests have you undergone? Do you have symptoms of nausea and vomiting? For severe cases of gastroenteritis, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor’s advice for prompt treatment. Do not switch medications arbitrarily, as this may lead to the opposite effect.