Patient's question:
89-year-old elderly; Gastric ulcer leading to pyloric stenosis. Nausea and dry vomiting in the afternoon and evening, constipation. Unable to eat dinner. Concerned for help: How to treat?Doctor's answer:
Suffering from Helicobacter pylori infection-induced, this condition with chronic diseases is best treated promptly and closely monitored to avoid missing the opportunity for treatment, with preliminary diagnosis of peptic ulcer. This condition can also be treated with oral omeprazole and closely monitored to prevent catching a cold, which helps stabilize the condition. If symptoms persist and relief is not achieved, intravenous treatment is preferably recommended. pyloric obstruction is often caused by gastric ulcers or inflammation leading to pyloric edema or severe pain. Rest is important during daily life. Avoid spicy, irritating foods and extremely cold, hard foods. Specific treatment plans should be formulated under the guidance of a doctor.