Patient's question:
Hello everyone, I am 32 years old and work as an employee in a state-owned enterprise. I often attend company banquets, so I usually need to drink beer for these occasions, which has led to some digestive issues. Recently, I've been experiencing stomach pain and suspect I might have acute gastritis. I would like to ask, what is good to eat when you have acute gastritis?Doctor's answer:
Acute gastritis requires consuming a lot of easily digestible and absorbable foods, such as millet porridge, soft noodles, etc. Never, ever eat seafood, spicy, greasy, or meaty foods. Pay close attention to personal hygiene and also take care to keep your abdomen warm, avoiding exposure to cold. Do not drink cold water. Acute gastritis is often caused by acute symptoms resulting from long-term irregular living habits and dietary disorders. It can be treated by taking many blood-activating medications simultaneously.