Patient's question:
How is gastric prolapse treated?Doctor's answer:
The normal stomach rises to the pelvic area when standing. In mild cases, there are usually no symptoms. If it is moderate to severe, the symptoms are more pronounced. Common symptoms include upper abdominal discomfort, poor appetite, constipation, which are more noticeable after meals. X-ray imaging can confirm the diagnosis. The most commonly used treatment in clinical diagnosis is medication to enhance gastric motility. It is recommended to eat small, frequent meals and avoid spicy and irritating foods.