Patient's question:
I have had reflux gastritis for over 11 years. I always feel like there is something stuck in my lower abdomen, which is uncomfortable, with occasional mild pain on the left side. Every morning, my mouth feels dry and salty, sometimes with a hint of bitterness. I have taken many medications, but they haven't shown any effect. What kind of medicine should I take?Doctor's answer:
Gastroesophageal reflux gastritis should restrict diet and avoid greasy, hard-to-digest foods to prevent stimulating bile secretion and alleviate reflux. Do not consume alcohol, strong tea, or strong coffee, and avoid spicy, irritating foods. Domperidone tablets or cisapride can be taken before meals, while Omeprazole capsules or Cimetidine tablets can be taken after meals. It is best to eat dinner early rather than late. In this case, consider gastroenteritis. You can take Omeprazole and Domperidone tablets for a few days and avoid rough, hard-to-digest foods. You can eat roughage-rich vegetables, fried or grilled meat products. After consumption, it can alleviate the mechanical stress on the stomach, reduce friction damage to the mucosa, and alleviate inflammatory lesions of the mucosa.