Atrophic gastritis is a kind of stomach inflammation, which refers to atrophic gastritis caused by the atrophy of glands in the stomach, which leads to the decrease of gastric juice secreted by the stomach. Clinically, the symptoms of atrophic gastritis are anorexia, anorexia, unwillingness to eat, and fatigue. If you eat too much, you will feel full, uncomfortable and have poor digestive function, which is often caused by atrophy of gastric glands.

There is no good treatment for atrophic gastritis in clinic at present. Generally speaking, drugs that promote digestion, such as mosapride, cisapride and motilium, drugs that protect gastric mucosa, such as pantoprazole and omeprazole, and imported drugs, such as mazilin, can be taken to protect gastric mucosa.