Patient's question:
I am 34 years old. Recently, I don't know why I always feel nauseous and like vomiting. My stomach feels dull pain sometimes with symptoms of heartburn and acid reflux. I went to the hospital and it got better for a while, but then it started again. How should I treat gastric prolapse?Doctor's answer:
For the clinical diagnosis of mild gastroptosis, harsh relief methods are often adopted, with medication being the primary approach. Surgical relief methods are rarely used. For the relief of gastroptosis, oral medications are commonly administered to patients with the condition. Patients with gastroptosis should eat small, frequent meals and strictly avoid overeating. When defecating, they should chew food thoroughly before swallowing. Patients with gastroptosis must avoid spicy and irritating foods, as well as extremely cold and cooling foods. It is advisable to consume liquid or semi-liquid diets, eat small, frequent meals, prevent overexertion, and maintain a proper nutritional diet.