Patient's question:
I have had a stomach problem for over a year. I don't vomit or have diarrhea, but I do experience occasional dull pain. Pressure can relieve it a bit. I can still eat dinner, but I avoid spicy and cold foods. My stomach growls in the morning. I've noticed that the small white crescents on my fingernails are no longer visible, and my nails have snowflake-like spots. What kind of medicine should I take for a persistent stomach issue?Doctor's answer:
Now explaining a traditional Chinese medicine formula passed down through generations:Black alum, black jujube, walnut kernels, gardenia, poria, cardamom, magnolia bark, sparganium, pangolin scales, cinnabar, malt, upper shell, lower shell, safflower, Hainan, iron gall powder, propolis, etc., when used together, can completely cure the condition. Dietary habits must be paid close attention to. In addition to seeking timely treatment for stomach problems, friends suffering from the disease should maintain a positive mindset to face it. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment, while also placing great emphasis on dietary care and closely monitoring changes in their symptoms. They believe that in this way, they can definitely drive away the stomach disease.