Patient's question:
Doctor, my roommate is 24 years old this year. Because she hasn't eaten breakfast for a long time, she has recently often experienced stomach pain, and each time it hurts very badly. After a thorough examination, it was said that she has chronic atrophic gastritis. I don't know how to treat chronic atrophic gastritis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic atrophic gastritis can be treated with oral gastric mucosal drugs, while dietary regulation should also be paid attention to. Consume more easily digestible foods to reduce gastrointestinal pressure, and avoid spicy, irritating, and fried foods. Additionally, it is important to pay attention to the intake of vitamin B complex for the body's digestion. Exercise regularly to enhance the body and lower resistance, while consuming more fruits and vegetables.