Patient's question:
Hello! I want to consult about my stomach examination, which shows chronic gastritis for over three years. I have been taking medication for more than a year, but it hasn't improved much so far. I would like to consult on how to get better completely.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you had a gastroscopy examination at the hospital, which revealed chronic gastritis of the antrum. You can take medication for treatment and also pay attention to dietary management. It is recommended to take magnesium hydroxide tablets under the guidance of a doctor, and take rabeprazole enteric-coated soft capsules as prescribed. Pay attention to dietary management in daily life, eat small meals frequently, chew food thoroughly, and consume easily digestible foods. Gastritis of the antrum is a common and frequently occurring disease. Metoclopramide, domperidone tablets, and cisapride should be taken according to the doctor's advice. Pay attention to dietary and lifestyle management. Avoid long-term consumption of rough, irritating foods; avoid hot drinks and excessively salty foods; practice regular and balanced eating habits to prevent overeating.