Patient's question:
I just graduated from school, and I'm in good health. I often go to the gym to exercise. I don't smoke or drink beer. I used to have esophagitis, but I've mostly recovered from it. During my health check-up yesterday, I found out that I've developed gastritis. Why don't I feel anything abnormal? Could the doctor have misdiagnosed me? I want to know what to do after being diagnosed with esophagitis and gastritis.Doctor's answer:
The current situation is mainly due to irregular eating habits or an unhealthy lifestyle, which can lead to symptoms of esophagitis or gastric antritis. It may also be caused by excessive gastric acid secretion. The main focus should be on adjusting dietary habits and striving for regular eating patterns. Additionally, it may be helpful to consider medications that protect the gastric mucosa and regulate acid secretion for treatment. It should gradually improve. In daily life, it is important to exercise regularly, enhance physical fitness, and stabilize gastrointestinal function.