Patient's question:
My dear aunt looks particularly thin. Since getting esophageal ulcers last year, her complexion has also been particularly poor, with yellowish skin, and she looks completely lacking in energy. Her appetite for food is also very poor, and she often feels nauseous. Can esophageal ulcers be cured?Doctor's answer:
Regarding esophageal ulcers, it is necessary to further clarify the causes that lead to them. After confirming the specific type of ulcer, an appropriate treatment plan should be selected. Conservative treatment can also be chosen, and in severe cases, surgery may be performed for treatment. Specific treatment requires clinical diagnosis, and it is important to focus on a diet based on light, easily digestible, and soft foods, avoiding overly hard foods, as well as foods that are too cold, hot, hard, or spicy and irritating.