Question 1: How to take care of chronic gastritis in order to recover from stomach problems. "Five nourishments": Keep warm. After the cool autumn, the temperature difference between day and night changes greatly. People with chronic gastritis should pay special attention to keeping the stomach warm and add food in time. Wear clothes and cover yourself with quilts at night to prevent abdominal colds from causing stomach pain or aggravating old illnesses. Diet for patients with stomach problems should be warm, soft, light, vegetarian, and fresh. Eat regularly and in small amounts. Keep food and gastric acid in the stomach to neutralize, thereby preventing erosion of the gastric mucosa and ulcers and aggravating the condition. Patients with stomach problems should pay attention to eating foods that are too cold, too hot, too hard, too spicy, or too sticky. Avoid overeating, quit smoking, and alcohol. In addition, you should pay attention to the method of taking the medicine. It is best to take it after meals to prevent irritation of the gastric mucosa and worsen the condition. Experts believe that stomach problems and 12. The occurrence and development of diseases such as intestinal ulcers are closely related to people's emotions and mentality. Therefore, we must pay attention to mental health, maintain a happy spirit and emotional stability, and avoid stress, anxiety, anger and other negative emotions. At the same time, pay attention. Balance work and rest to prevent excessive fatigue from affecting the recovery of gastric diseases. Exercise and maintain health. Gastrointestinal patients should strengthen moderate exercise based on their physical symptoms to improve the body's disease resistance, reduce the recurrence of diseases, and promote physical and mental health. ) Food Selection: Avoid sexual foods: coffee, wine, gravy, chili, mustard, pepper, etc. These foods will stimulate the secretion of gastric juice or damage the gastric mucosa and should be avoided by everyone. Food reactions are specific, so the food intake should be appropriately adjusted according to individual differences. There is no need to completely fast. Avoid acidic foods: fruits with high acidity, such as pineapples, willows, oranges, etc., should be eaten with rice. After eating, it will not cause much harm to patients with ulcers, so it is not necessarily forbidden to eat gas-producing foods: some foods are easy to produce gas and make patients feel full, so they should be avoided; however, food should be avoided. Whether it will produce gas and cause discomfort varies from person to person. You can decide whether you should eat it based on your personal experience. In addition, foods that are too hard such as fried rice and barbecue, glutinous rice products such as rice cakes and rice dumplings, various desserts, pastries, and fried foods. Foods and ice-based foods often cause discomfort to patients, so patients should pay attention to their choices. ◆(2) Precautions for eating: Eat at regular intervals, chew slowly, and relax, and take a small amount of rest after a meal. Eat more meals to avoid gastric bloating or excessive gastric acidity, which may be retained in the esophagus and damage the esophageal mucosa. In addition to three meals, eat a moderate meal in the morning, afternoon and before bed. Eat a wide variety of foods from the six major food categories to obtain balanced nutrition. Do not eat only foods with high starch content. ◆(3) Do not smoke or drink alcohol. Be orderly, don't stay up late, reduce unnecessary worries, and stay in a happy mood. Don't eat 2-3 hours before going to bed. Avoid wearing clothes that are too tight. As the saying goes, "three points cure seven points." "Nurture", seven points of nourishment should be carried out on the basis of three points of treatment. Systematic treatment should be carried out after a comprehensive examination and diagnosis, and combined with mental recuperation, in order to achieve the ideal therapeutic effect. The stomach is like a machine that works non-stop every day. Food will cause mechanical damage to the mucosa during the digestion process. Maintaining a controlled diet is the key to treating gastric diseases. In addition, high mental stress is also an important reason for the occurrence of gastric diseases. For example, drivers, construction workers, office workers, etc. have a high incidence of gastric diseases, so these people should maintain good living habits and mental happiness. 1. Start with your daily routine. At least three meals a day should be regular and quantitative. It is best to set a timetable for yourself and then strictly abide by it. This will also have an impact on sleep time, because some people who go to bed late and get up late eat breakfast and lunch together. This habit must be changed. It does not mean that eating late night snacks can make up for it, because although the human biological clock can move forward and backward , but it is always within a certain range and cannot make much difference. If you don’t believe it, you can check the information about the human body clock. 2. Generally, people with poor gastric digestion will feel full after eating a little, and will feel bloated if they eat a little more. Especially if they eat more at night, it will also affect their sleep due to stomach stagnation. Hard and fibrous things are difficult to digest. Therefore, it is recommended to eat smaller meals more often. If it is not the dinner time yet, you can add some food, but not too much. You must remember that this is not a dinner, and you should still eat the dinner as normal.

The food is mainly soft and loose, and some tough and refreshing things are not suitable...>>

Question 2: How to treat old stomach problems? 1. Limit foods with excessive residue. Avoid fried and deep-fried foods, as well as celery, leeks, bean sprouts, ham, bacon, dried fish and various whole grains that contain a lot of crude fiber. These foods are not only rough and difficult to digest, but also cause a large amount of gastric juice to be secreted, increasing the burden on the stomach. However, it can be eaten after processing into easily digestible food such as pureed vegetables. 2. To enhance nutrition, foods that are easy to digest, contain enough calories, and are rich in protein and vitamins should be selected. Such as porridge, thin noodles, soft rice, soy milk, eggs, lean meat, tofu and soy products; foods rich in vitamins A, B and C, such as fresh vegetables and fruits. These foods can enhance the body's resistance, help repair damaged tissue and promote ulcer healing. Patients with excess pantothenic acid should use less milk. 3. Do not eat sexual foods, foods that secrete gastric acid, such as broth, raw onions, raw garlic, concentrated juices, coffee, wine, strong tea, etc., as well as foods that are too sweet, too sour, and too Salty, overheated, raw, cold, hard food. Sweets can increase the secretion of gastric acid, which can aggravate the condition of ulcers; overheated foods can cause pain on ulcers and even cause blood vessels to dilate on ulcers; spicy foods can cause increased gastric acid secretion on ulcers; Food that is too cold or too hard is difficult to digest and can aggravate the condition. In addition, ulcer patients should also quit smoking. The nicotine in tobacco can change the pH of gastric juice, disrupt the normal activity of the gastric pylorus, and induce or aggravate ulcer disease. 4. Develop a reasonable diet system, eat regularly and in small quantities, chew slowly, talk less, do not read books, newspapers, or watch TV; keep your mind relaxed and your spirit quick. During the active stage of ulcer, it is better to eat liquid or semi-liquid, easily digestible, nutritious food. In the past, some scholars formulated a system for patients with ulcers to eat smaller meals more often to avoid being overly full or hungry. In recent years, studies have shown that although eating can temporarily relieve pain, eating less and more often stimulates gastric acid secretion and keeps gastric acid secretion active all day long, which is obviously not conducive to ulcer healing. Therefore, except for short-term small meals and frequent meals when acute attacks are complicated by bleeding or vomiting blood, you should insist on eating regularly three meals a day. The treatment of old stomach disease is more difficult than general gastrointestinal treatment. The latest biomedical research has found that the effect of the biological product stachyose on old stomach disease is recognized by medical experts. Stachyose has a very obvious proliferation effect on beneficial bacteria such as Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus in the human gastrointestinal tract. It can quickly improve the environment in the human gastrointestinal tract, adjust the microecological balance, and has a good effect on old stomach diseases.

Question 3: What to do about chronic gastritis. For patients with chronic gastritis, some drugs that suppress gastric acid, drugs that protect the gastric mucosa, and some drugs that promote gastric motility can be used. If accompanied by Helicobacter pylori infection should also be cured. Be careful not to eat spicy food, drink alcohol or smoke.

Question 4: What to do about chronic gastritis. If you have gastritis, you often have pain. But according to what you said, it may be caused by common gastrointestinal disorders.

Question 5: What should I do if chronic gastritis has not healed for half a year? Stomach problems need to be nourished. You can try eating some cabbage and purple cabbage, which are naturally nourishing for the stomach, and eat some wild crucian carp soup. Take your time

Question 6: I have chronic gastritis and my stomach is bloated all the time. What should I do? 1. Gastrointestinal decompression: Pass a gastric tube into the gastrointestinal tract through the nose or mouth, and then connect it to the outside of the tube. A suction and pressure-reducing device, through which the gas and liquid in the gastrointestinal tract can be sucked out, reducing the pressure on the gastrointestinal tract, allowing the gastrointestinal muscles to rest and wait for recovery of function.

2. Frequent defecation: If you have constipation, you can squeeze medicinal liquids such as Kaiselu or glycerin suppositories into the rectum, which can expel stool and gas and reduce the pressure in the colon. If defecation is unsuccessful, an anal canal can be inserted into the sigmoid colon to allow intestinal gas to pass out of the body. 3. Avoid eating gas-producing foods, such as beans and potatoes.

4. Probiotics: After the abdominal distension disappears, you can take multi-enzyme tablets and probiotic preparations.

5. Fasting, intravenous infusion, and correction of electrolyte imbalance. If abdominal distension is caused by low blood potassium levels, potassium chloride can be infused intravenously.

Question 7: How to treat chronic gastritis? The treatment of gastrointestinal inflammation does not focus on drugs, but on normal diet.

Only through mental adjustment and behavioral changes can gastrointestinal dysfunction be fundamentally adjusted. In traditional treatment, the application of dietary therapy and keeping a happy mood are also helpful for symptoms

Notes

1. Diet rules, three meals at regular times and in quantity, and strictly adhere to them.

2. It is recommended to eat small meals frequently

3. Avoid smoking, alcohol, coffee, carbonated drinks, spicy and sour foods, etc. You can drink more hot water and milk. (Although soy milk is good, it is cold and cannot replace milk)

4. Steamed buns can nourish the stomach and can be used as a staple food.

5. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Supplement vitamins.

6. People with gastrointestinal problems should not exercise immediately after a meal, and should rest after eating.

7. It is not recommended to take drugs in non-acute situations. Long-term use of drugs will cause side effects, and gastrointestinal disease is a chronic disease that cannot be cured in the short term.

8. Papaya is suitable for the temperament of the stomach and can be used as a stomach-nourishing food in appropriate amounts.

9. The most stomach-nourishing food is pasta. Rice contains a lot of acid, so you can eat less rice.

10. Peanuts are best eaten raw. Eat 4-6 peanuts before meals. Too much will hurt your stomach.

11. Supplement the beneficial bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract. The cause of gastrointestinal inflammation is the loss of beneficial bacteria and the increase in harmful bacteria. You can supplement the positive molecule stachyose as an auxiliary regulation of the gastrointestinal tract.

Question 8: What should I do if I suffer from chronic gastritis? Dear, chronic gastritis cannot be delayed. It is recommended that you go to the hospital in time, otherwise it will become a serious illness

Question 9: What to do about chronic gastritis. For patients with chronic gastritis, some inhibitors can be used in medication. Gastric acid drugs, drugs to protect the gastric mucosa, and some drugs to promote gastric motility. If accompanied by Helicobacter pylori infection, Helicobacter pylori should also be cured. Be careful not to eat spicy food in your life, and do not drink alcohol or smoke. .

Question 10: I have chronic gastritis and what should I do if I often have stomach pain? Hello, your situation may be caused by gastritis. It is recommended to have a gastroscopy to confirm the diagnosis. People with gastritis should pay attention to their daily living habits, eat small meals frequently, relax when eating, and keep a happy mood.

Guidance:

You should quit smoking and drinking; avoid foods with harmful substances. Drug treatment can generally use ranitidine and amoxicillin orally to treat gastritis. The effect is Good, few side effects, low recurrence rate.