Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a high school student and live in a dormitory. I often eat instant noodles. Recently, I have been experiencing stomach acid, and I can't eat anything. Sometimes I even vomit acid upwards. I feel nauseous, heartburn, and I'm worried I might have a stomach disease. When I eat something and bend down, I vomit it out. Doctor, what disease do I have? How do I deal with stomach acid and vomiting?Doctor's answer:
Nauseous individuals should pay attention to their diet. 1 Avoid hard, spiky bones, etc. If discomfort occurs, it may be due to gastritis. To prevent gastric bleeding or perforation: 2 Avoid spicy foods. 3 Avoid greasy foods. Greasy foods are not good for healthy individuals either, and you are even more susceptible. 4 Do not go hungry; breakfast is important. Gastric diseases require long-term regulation, so patience is key. We hope you recover soon. Most symptoms are related to gastrointestinal diseases, though sometimes neurological factors can also cause additional symptoms. For those with acid reflux, in addition to professional treatment, folk remedies can be used as supplementary treatment. In daily life, it is crucial to avoid extreme hunger or overeating, and never binge eat.