Patient's question:
I have bile reflux gastritis, and this type of gastritis is really painful. When it flares up, I feel a burning sensation in my stomach that is particularly severe, and I feel extremely nauseous and want to vomit. I have taken some medication, but it hasn't been very effective. I want to know how to treat bile reflux gastritis?Doctor's answer:
Bile reflux gastritis is directly related to weakened gastrointestinal motility and insufficient gastric motility. Treating bile reflux gastritis requires targeted medication for the gastric mucosa, drugs that suppress gastric acid secretion, and medications to enhance gastrointestinal motility. At the same time, dietary regulation should be paid attention to. Regular bowel movements, small meals, and eating light, easily digestible foods are recommended to avoid greasy foods. After meals, appropriate exercise should be performed to promote gastrointestinal motility, and lying down immediately after meals should be avoided.