Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing pain when swallowing things, sometimes I can't even swallow them, and have difficulty swallowing. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it's esophageal inflammation. Taking a little medicine can cure it. I want to know what medicine is good for esophagitis?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Esophagitis is primarily characterized by a burning sensation, a foreign body sensation, and pain behind the sternum, as well as symptoms like acid reflux. Medications such as sucralfate and omeprazole enteric-coated capsules can be taken for treatment. Avoid spicy, irritating, hard, dry, or rough foods. Strictly prohibit overeating and binge drinking. Strictly prohibit alcohol, strong tea, and coffee. Eat meals on time, chew food thoroughly, and avoid overeating—aim for a seven-part fullness, especially for dinner. Do not lie down immediately after meals. The diet should be soft and easy to digest, with more rice porridge and noodles. Wishing you good health!