Patient's question:
Cor pulmonale, low blood oxygen, don't want to eat dinner, stomach feels like burning. Digestive advice: How to deal with the feeling of stomach burning, what should I pay attention to in daily life?Doctor's answer:
The patient does not want to eat dinner, feels a burning sensation in the stomach, which may be an acute recurrence of chronic gastritis. It could be triggered by excess stomach acid. Oral medications such as domperidone (Motilium), proton pump inhibitors like omeprazole, and digestive aids like lactobacillus tablets can help alleviate symptoms.In daily life, it is important to focus on warm, soft, and easily digestible foods, eat small meals frequently, and chew food thoroughly. Avoid overeating, spicy foods, and extremely cold or hard foods. Pay attention to keeping the abdomen and soles of the feet warm. Base your diet on millet porridge and minimize the intake of overly sweet or acidic foods.