Patient's question:
I have had chronic superficial gastritis for two or three years. What medicine should I take? I didn't pay attention to eating dinner on time when I was in college, and then I had acute gastroenteritis. Now I have chronic gastritis again. I want to ask if there are any methods to regulate it.Doctor's answer:
Suffering from chronic superficial gastritis requires taking symptomatic anti-inflammatory medications to regulate the stomach, as there are various types of stomach diseases that are prone to recurrence. It is recommended to go for a follow-up gastroscopy for a thorough examination to identify the specific type of stomach disease. Additionally, it would be beneficial to check for Helicobacter pylori infection. Based on the examination results, medication should be taken under the guidance of a doctor for better regulation. During the medication period, it is important to take dinner on time.