Patient's question:
I was discharged from the hospital a week ago after my stomach started bleeding. I had vomiting blood and black stools. The gastroscopy showed superficial gastritis and anemia, but no bleeding points were detected, and I wasn't given a thorough small intestine examination before discharge. Now my stools have also turned yellow. Recently, I've been feeling stomach acid when eating and sometimes even nausea. What could be the reason? Could it be that the stomach bleeding wasn't properly treated? What should I do about stomach bleeding?Doctor's answer:
It is gastric bleeding. First, it is recommended to undergo an endoscopy and a urine test to diagnose the cause of the erosion and then provide symptomatic treatment. If it is an ulcer erosion, antacid medication must be used for treatment, which can be. Gastric bleeding has a significant impact on patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, focusing on light food as the foundation. It is hoped that patients with gastric bleeding can receive professional treatment.