Patient's question:
A long time ago, I had a gastroscopy done at the hospital. The detailed examination results showed moderate chronic atrophic gastritis with moderate intestinal metaplasia in the gastric antrum. I received treatment for a period of time, but this chronic atrophic gastritis still hasn't stabilized. How can chronic atrophic gastritis be managed?Doctor's answer:
Chronic atrophic gastritis can be treated with oral traditional Chinese medicine, while also paying attention to supplementing the body's vitamins. Careful observation may reveal multiple occurrences of stomach pain symptoms. If stomach pain symptoms occur frequently, oral medications to protect the gastric mucosa can be taken. It is important to maintain a light diet, consume more fresh fruits to supplement vitamins, and also avoid spicy and irritating foods.