Patient's question:
What are the nutrients in frozen persimmons, can I have atrophic gastritis with bile reflux, and what is the rescue situation? I really like frozen ones, I eat two or three at a time, what is bad for the body, what to do about stomach problems?Doctor's answer:
Atrophic gastritis with bile reflux falls under the category of chronic stomach conditions, and it is generally difficult for conventional medications to completely cure it. Through long-term clinical practice, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has accumulated many highly effective treatment methods. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Hei Fan (Chinese gallstone), Hei Zao (black jujube), He Tao Ren (walnut kernel), Zhi Zi (frankincense), Fu Ling (poria), Sha Ren (cardamom), Hou Pu (cinnamon bark), San Ling (sparganium), Chuan Shan Jia (rhino horn), Chen Qu (malt), Shang Jia (upper horn), Xia Jia (lower horn), Hong Hua (safflower), Hai Nan Chen (Agarwood), Tie Dan Fen (iron gall powder), Feng Jiao (propolis), and Feng La (beeswax) in combination for treatment. This can quickly cure non-reflux conditions. The synergistic use of these traditional Chinese herbs can thoroughly eliminate damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, cleanse the turbid qi in the intestines and stomach, and rapidly repair the gastric mucosa, thereby achieving a complete cure. The daily treatment for stomach disease patients primarily focuses on symptomatic relief. Patients can take oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while avoiding alcohol. It is hoped that stomach disease patients can recover as soon as possible.