Patient's question:
I have been experiencing heartburn for quite some time, nausea, and often burp loudly in public. Although I want to be more civilized, I can't control it myself. Upon a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as esophagitis. In addition to chronic gastritis, what medication is good for esophagitis and chronic gastritis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic esophagitis and gastritis are closely related to excessive gastric acid secretion, which can easily lead to symptoms such as acid reflux and nausea. Oral medications that inhibit gastric acid secretion can be taken for treatment. At the same time, it is important to carefully observe for the recurrence of stomach pain. Oral blood-activating medications can also be used. Additionally, it is necessary to prevent cold exposure and avoid catching colds to prevent the slowing of intestinal peristalsis, which could worsen gastritis symptoms.