Patient's question:
Brother's gastritis has recurred, and it's still bile reflux. He always experiences abdominal fullness again, with a burning sensation in the upper abdomen. After dinner, the pain in his backbone worsens. The black, tarry stools he excretes are still bloody. What medication is most effective for treating this condition?Doctor's answer:
If black, tarry stools reappear, it indicates a more severe symptom of gastric bleeding. Appropriate medical advice is necessary to determine the suitable treatment plan. Specific decisions should be based on clinical diagnosis, including surgical treatment, to prevent prolonged bleeding, recurrence of anemia, or even fainting. The use of some Qi-tonifying medications or foods, along with a small, frequent meal plan, is recommended. Avoid alcohol and spicy, irritating foods.