Patient's question:
I feel that my stomach and intestines have never been very good, so no matter what I eat, I'm always taking the risk of getting hospitalized if it doesn't agree with me, which makes me a bit scared. Also, my weight has increased quite a bit, which is a bit of a happy thing, but I just want to ask if I can eat perch with chronic non-atrophic gastritis and esophagitis? I really, really need the correct advice!Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned requires proper medication for treatment. Eating perch in sufficient quantities can be beneficial, as it will never trigger symptom relief. However, atrophic gastritis needs to be taken seriously. If the treatment is not thorough, it may lead to the risk of cancer. Therefore, it needs to be taken seriously. In addition to medication, diet also requires attention. Extremely cold, hard, spicy, and irritating foods should be avoided. It is recommended to eat small, frequent meals with easily digestible foods. In other words, apart from medication, stomach problems also require proper nourishment.