Patient's question:
I have had symptoms of abdominal pain and poor digestion for about 2 years. I always thought I had an absorption problem, so I took digestive aid tablets, but they didn't work. Now it's getting worse day by day—just a little bit of food makes my stomach, and it takes hours to digest. Sometimes I also get stomach pain, and I have a stomach ulcer. What medicine should I take for it?Doctor's answer:
For gastric ulcers, it is recommended to take Omeprazole capsules, De nytet granules, and the anti-inflammatory medication Amoxicillin capsules for treatment. Pay attention to your diet, eat more soft foods. Consume foods that are easier to digest and minimize irritation to the gastric mucosa. Chew food thoroughly with your teeth to ensure it is completely broken down and mixed well with gastric juices. Avoid extremely cold, acidic, spicy, and hard foods. Eat small meals frequently and process coarse grains into finer forms. In addition to promptly treating gastric ulcers, patients should maintain a positive attitude toward the disease, as this will enable timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay close attention to dietary care, focus on balanced nutrition, and ensure timely digestion of nutrients. They should believe that this will help drive away the gastric ulcers.