Patient's question:
I've been feeling stomach gas for a while. Sometimes I have stomach acid, and when I eat something, if the gas doesn't come up, it hurts a lot. I'm a bit worried. What is stomach gas?Doctor's answer:
This consideration is due to gastritis, stomach spasms, and other causes. After a detailed and thorough examination, active treatment should be administered. Daily life should involve appropriate dietary habits, adequate rest, abdominal warmth protection, and prevention of cold and dampness. Digestive vitamins such as C and B should be taken. For excessive stomach acid, medications like Omeprazole, Gastric Antacid, and Gastric Friend can be used. For nausea and dry vomiting, medications like Domperidone and Sulpiride can be applied. Specific treatment should follow the guidance of clinical diagnosis physicians. In addition to timely treatment for stomach acid, friends with the condition should maintain a positive mindset when facing the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and symptomatic treatment. At the same time, they should pay close attention to their dietary care and monitor balanced nutrition, ensuring timely replenishment of nutrients.