Patient's question:
My supplementary system has never been good. Usually, after eating, I always feel bloated and uncomfortable. Two years ago, I was diagnosed with superficial gastritis. The doctor said I should pay attention to my diet. Now it has become worse. What should I do with the transition from two years of superficial gastritis to gastritis with erosion?Doctor's answer:
Young woman, experiencing abdominal pain multiple times after defecation. After a thorough examination, it was found to be gastritis with erosion, generally associated with Helicobacter pylori infection, abnormal gastrointestinal motility, poor lifestyle habits, and adverse emotions. Treatment can involve taking digestive medications such as Esomeprazole (enteric-coated Esomeprazole capsules), and protecting the gastric mucosa with bismuth-containing agents such as Potassium Citrate Bismuth Granules. It is recommended to eat fewer spicy, extremely cold, and irritating foods, and to quit smoking and drinking alcohol.