Suggestion: Hello, there is a big difference in diet between gastroduodenal ulcers with bleeding symptoms and chronic ulcers. In the case of ulcer bleeding, the diet can be continuously changed according to the specific situation, and the diet can be gradually transitioned from fasting, liquid, and semi-liquid to regular food. Brown rice is the best diet for chronic ulcers. Avoid eating foods that cause excessive secretion of gastric juice, such as coffee, black tea, etc. When the condition is severe, avoid eating meat. Avoid eating very refined foods, such as refined grains, specially refined white flour, etc. Protein should be taken in more from soybeans and soy products, and animal foods should be mainly white-fleshed fish. Children should be encouraged to eat yellow and green vegetables. It is currently believed that children in the active stage of ulcer disease can arrange their diet according to liquid or semi-liquid content with less residue. After the condition improves, they can switch to a regular diet. All three meals should be nutritionally balanced meals. Generally, it is not required to eat small meals frequently, because although eating can neutralize gastric acid, on the other hand, it can stimulate the stomach and increase gastric acid secretion. Chew your food carefully and slowly. The large amount of saliva secreted during chewing can also neutralize gastric acid and prevent the ulcer surface from being irritated by rough food. If the ulcer is complicated by gastrointestinal bleeding

, the diet must be arranged separately. For example, giving a cold liquid diet can promote local vasoconstriction and help stop bleeding. Therefore, clinically, unless the child continues to vomit blood or is in a state of shock, a small amount of cold liquid diet can be used for many times. Liquids include cold milk, cold lotus root powder, cold porridge or paste, etc. It is appropriate to start with a small amount, which can avoid the hunger contraction of the stomach. After the bleeding stops for two days, it can be changed to a semi-liquid diet. In short, we should emphasize "individualization" of diet for children with gastroduodenal ulcers, give them their favorite foods according to their habits and tolerance, and allow them to eat in a relaxed and happy atmosphere.