Patient's question:
Last year, I discovered pain when swallowing, and a gastroscopy revealed that I had esophageal ulcers. After a period of treatment, swallowing became painless. This year, I had another gastroscopy, which still showed esophageal ulcers, located in the lower esophagus at 35-39. A biopsy was performed, and the results confirmed the ulcers.Doctor's answer:
Peptic ulcers require a thorough Helicobacter pylori test, followed by standard anti-H. pylori treatment. Medication is usually taken for 1-2 months. Pay attention to dietary restrictions, drink less beer, and eat fewer spicy and irritating foods. For stomach diseases, treatment accounts for 30% and lifestyle accounts for 70%. Ulcers need standard treatment, maintain a regular diet, keep a good mood, pay attention to dietary restrictions, drink less beer, and eat fewer spicy and irritating foods. It is recommended to identify the cause of the ulcer promptly and then provide targeted treatment.