When acute gastritis attacks, the more common symptom is stomach pain. When stomach pain occurs, the body feels very uncomfortable and needs timely relief. Some methods are used to relieve the pain. It is more common to take some painkillers to effectively relieve the pain. , but also pay attention to dietary conditioning, so how to relieve acute gastritis? What to do if you have stomach pain due to acute gastritis? Let me introduce it to you below.

1. How to relieve pain in acute gastritis

1. How to relieve pain in acute gastritis

The pain of acute gastroenteritis can be treated with omeprazole and anti-inflammatory drugs. Imodium is suitable for the treatment of acute and chronic diarrhea, and its antidiarrheal effect is strong and rapid. It mainly acts on the intestinal wall, directly inhibiting the contraction of gastrointestinal smooth muscle and inhibiting intestinal peristalsis, thereby achieving the purpose of reducing the frequency of defecation. However, it must be noted that it should not be used by infants under 1 year old, pregnant women and lactating women, and should not be used by people with poor liver function.

Berberine has a broad antibacterial spectrum and has a strong killing effect on E. coli. It is suitable for intestinal bacterial infections and has good curative effect on early stage and mild patients with acute gastroenteritis caused by unclean food. Norfloxacin, also known as norfloxacin, is an antibiotic. It has a broad antibacterial spectrum, strong antibacterial effect, and has significant curative effect on intestinal bacterial infections. The dosage is 0.1~0.2g each time, 3~4 times a day, the effect is better when taken on an empty stomach.

2. Acupuncture for relieving and relieving pain of acute gastritis is the key to treatment.

The treatment method is to unblock the stomach and intestines, promote qi and relieve pain, and acupuncture at Chengjing point.

Ask the patient to sit or lie down, and perform routine disinfection of the skin at the Chengjiang point. Use a No. 28 three-inch stainless steel filiform needle to prick the Chengjiang point flatly. After feeling sore, swollen and numb, use a purgative method to strongly stimulate it. After twisting for about 2 minutes, the pain was reduced by 2/3. Later, it was changed to twisting using the flat tonic and flattening method. The pain was relieved immediately after about 1 minute. Twisting was performed every 10 minutes, and the needle was left in place for about 30 minutes. Follow-up visits were made after the needle was administered once, and there has been no recurrence.

Note: Acute gastritis can be relieved and analgesic, and acupuncture is the key to effective treatment. In this case, there was pain in the upper abdomen. Initially, the purgative method was used to dispel the pathogenic factors, but the pain still persisted. Later, it was changed to flat tonic and flat diarrhea, and the pain disappeared immediately. It can be seen that the initial use of purgative method to relieve pain is not complete. And tonify and relieve pain, taking into account both deficiency and excess, eliminating evil and pain, and the disease will heal itself.

3. Taboos for acute gastroenteritis

Do not eat citrus juice: Acidic drinks can irritate the esophagus, irritate the sensory nerves, and the irritated area will become red and swollen. If you drink a large glass of citrus juice first thing in the morning, it will increase the acidity in your gastrointestinal tract. If you drink sweet lemonade with a high concentration of fructose at this time, you should be more careful, because excessive sugar intake can cause diarrhea.

Don’t eat chocolate: Eating a lot of chocolate will not only bring excess calories, but people who suffer from gastroesophageal reflux disease have experienced the uncomfortable stimulation caused by eating chocolate. This is because chocolate can cause the lower esophageal sphincter to relax, causing gastric acid to reflux and irritate the esophagus and pharynx.

2. Diet taboos for acute gastritis

1. Diet restrictions

Patients with acute gastroenteritis will not only experience various gastrointestinal discomfort symptoms during the illness , and at the same time, diarrhea, listlessness, etc. may occur, which seriously affects our normal life and work. Generally speaking, in the early stages of the disease and when the symptoms are not severe, the condition can be alleviated and treated through dietary adjustments. Good eating habits can help us effectively control gastroenteritis. Experts particularly remind that overeating should be avoided as much as possible during the onset of gastroenteritis.

This is because the absorption and peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract of the patient are in an abnormal state during the illness. Overeating or excessive intake of food at this time is likely to increase the burden on the digestive organs and lead to The condition worsens.

2. Liquid diet

Patients with acute gastroenteritis should pay special attention during the illness and must properly control their intake of solid food and hard food. Food can seriously damage gastrointestinal health and may even lead to other gastrointestinal diseases.

Therefore, during the illness, patients should try to eat as much liquid food as possible, and in addition, pay attention to drinking plenty of water. This can not only replenish various nutrients lost during diarrhea, but also avoid dehydration caused by diarrhea.

Many patients will also experience frequent vomiting and defecation during the illness. This situation will lead to a large reduction in water and electrolytes in the body, so it is necessary to increase fluid intake during this period.

3. Symptoms and care of acute gastritis

1. Acute simple gastritis

Symptom self-assessment: upper abdominal pain. It is characterized by dull or severe pain, often accompanied by nausea. The vomitus is food and a large amount of gastric juice, often accompanied by diarrhea. In severe cases, fever, dehydration, acidosis, and even shock may occur.

Home care: It is advisable to fast for a short period of time according to the condition, and drink more sugar and salt water to avoid dehydration; do not eat after strenuous labor or exercise, but rest for a while. Do not drink large amounts of water or beverages before meals to avoid diluting digestive juices and gastric acid and reducing the stomach's defense capabilities.

2. Acute hemorrhagic erosive gastritis

Symptom self-assessment: This disease often presents with upper gastrointestinal bleeding as the main manifestation, often with vomiting of blood and melena.

Home care: Rest in bed and stop all foods and drugs that are irritating to the stomach. Fast for a short period of time as appropriate, and then provide an easy-to-digest, light and low-residue liquid diet, which is beneficial to the rest of the stomach and the healing of injuries.

3. Acute corrosive gastritis

Symptom self-assessment: Mild cases show mucosal bleeding, edema and increased mucus. In severe cases, erosion, ulcers, necrosis, and even perforation may occur.

Home care: Encourage drinking water. Due to excessive water loss due to vomiting and diarrhea, patients should drink as much water as possible to replenish lost water.

4. What can nourish the stomach if the stomach does not taste good?

1. Grilled steamed buns

Baked steamed buns can nourish the stomach, so you might as well try it as a staple food. Staple foods such as bread slices and steamed bun slices are carbohydrates. Eating them like this will often stimulate gastric acid secretion and aggravate pantothenic acid. However, if you toast the bread slices and steamed bun slices before eating them, they can "nourish the stomach". This is because a gelatinized layer will form on burnt bread slices and steamed bun slices. This layer of material can neutralize gastric acid, inhibit gastric acid secretion, and protect the gastric mucosa. This is an ancient dietary therapy method, mainly suitable for patients with chronic superficial gastritis, and also suitable for most people with gastrointestinal problems.

It should be noted that first of all, the heat of roasting should be paid attention to. Roast until it is orange or golden. Do not burn it, otherwise it will do more harm than good if you eat it. Secondly, people with poor gastrointestinal problems should not roast it. It is not advisable to eat too much slices of bread and toasted steamed buns, just 1-2 slices at a time; thirdly, it is not necessary to eat toasted bread slices and toasted steamed buns while they are hot, you can also let them dry for a while.

2. Noodles

Among the staple foods, noodles are the most nourishing to the stomach. Noodles are rich in carbohydrates, can provide enough energy, and absorb a large amount of water during the cooking process. 100 grams of noodles will become about 400 grams after cooking, so it can produce a strong feeling of satiety. In addition, noodles can stimulate people's thinking activities. The human brain and nervous system need a food that accounts for 50% of carbohydrates. Noodles are the food that the human brain needs. Durum wheat contains B vitamins, which have a stimulating effect on brain cells.

There are many ways to eat noodles, including cold noodles with water and extremely hot oil noodles. A face that is too hot will damage the esophagus, while a face that is too cold is not conducive to digestion and absorption. Therefore, most of the time, a warm bowl of noodles is most suitable. When eating noodles, in order to maintain a nutritional balance, you can add a hard-boiled egg and mix it with various vegetables to achieve a balance of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins and other nutrients.

3. Porridge

When it comes to nourishing the stomach, porridge is definitely the best choice. It is very easy to digest. As early as ancient times, people have paid attention to the health-care effects of drinking porridge. Li Shizhen recorded more than 50 kinds of porridge in "Compendium of Materia Medica". He believed: "Eat a large bowl of porridge every day. When the stomach is empty on an empty stomach, grain gas will be released. The supplement is not fine, and it is extremely soft and greasy, which is consistent with the intestines and stomach. Yes, it is the best food.

"It means that if you get up early every day, if you have an empty stomach and a weak stomach, you can drink a large bowl of hot porridge to nourish the stomach and intestines without increasing the burden on the digestive system.

In particular, eight-treasure porridge is most suitable for people who need to nourish the stomach. This This is because Chinese rice pudding contains a large amount of peanuts, almonds, sugar, etc., and is also very high in calories. Regular consumption has a good protective effect on the stomach. Moreover, fresh peanuts also contain a large amount of protein, fat and other substances, which are effective.

4. Pumpkin

"Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "Pumpkin is warm in nature, sweet in taste, and enters the spleen and stomach meridians." It can replenish qi and reduce inflammation. Sterilizes and relieves pain. The rich pectin it contains can "absorb" bacteria and toxic substances, including heavy metals, lead, etc., and has a detoxifying effect. At the same time, pectin can protect the stomach from irritation and reduce ulcers.

You can use pumpkin to cook porridge or soup to nourish the stomach. Peel and cut the pumpkin into pieces, and blend it into a puree. Add the millet and boil it in water for 30 minutes, then put the pumpkin into the porridge and cook for about 15 minutes.

5. Milk

Milk is very rich in nutrients. It can be said that milk is a perfect drink, and research has found that milk also has a good stomach-nourishing effect. The main functions are to nourish the lungs and stomach, produce body fluids, and moisturize the large intestine. It has a very good effect on stomachache due to yin deficiency, constipation due to body fluid deficiency, etc. Modern medical research has found that milk is very effective in treating peptic ulcer disease, habitual constipation, etc. Effective therapeutic effect.

Although milk has a good stomach-nourishing effect, experts remind that patients with diarrhea, spleen deficiency, dampness syndrome, etc. are not suitable for drinking excessive amounts of milk in daily life.