Patient's question:
I am currently starting my own business. In the early stages of entrepreneurship, it is particularly busy, and I have to do everything myself. I also don't have enough money to hire more people, so many times I get so busy that I forget to have dinner. Over time, my stomach got worse—when I eat more, it tends to hurt. The doctor said I have esophageal ulcers and superficial gastritis. How should I treat it?Doctor's answer:
Treatment of superficial gastritis. Prokinetic drugs can increase gastrointestinal motility, commonly used drugs include Domperidone tablets, Mosapride; protective drugs for gastric mucosa, Sucralfate; anti-inflammatory drugs, Amoxicillin, Tetracycline. For chronic gastritis, it is essential to avoid extremely cold, spicy, and irritating foods in daily diet, completely abstain from alcohol and limit smoking, avoid greasy foods, maintain a light diet, have regular meals, and avoid overeating.