How to treat chronic superficial gastritis with bile reflux

Bile regurgitational gastritis is an inflammatory lesion caused by the reflux of duodenal contents such as bile into the stomach and the gastric mucosa coming into contact with it. The main manifestations are burning pain in the upper abdomen, vomiting of biliary fluid, and even weight loss and bleeding, which occurs after gastrojejunostomy of a large part of the stomach. Pyloric dysfunction and chronic biliary tract disease can lead to the disease.

How to**: Medicatramide or morpholine 10 mg each time, taken orally 3 times a day, can promote gastric emptying and reduce bile reflux.

4 grams of cholestyramine each time or 10 ml of aluminum hydroxide gel or 1 gram of sucralfate each time, 3 times a day, orally, can be combined with bile salts to protect the gastric mucosa.

Thai stomach gram per night, oral. Ranitidine 150 mg or famotidine 20 mg orally twice a day can inhibit gastric acid, protect the mucosa and reduce pain.

Benzoimithiazine and chlorperone can also promote peristalsis and reduce reflux.

Traditional Chinese medicine**: Mainly to relieve the liver and regulate qi and reduce stomach inversion, with Xuanhu, Banxia, Coptis chinensis, Atractylodes, Citrus aurantium, Magnolia officinalis, rhubarb, etc.

Diet A low-fat, high-protein diet such as milk, legumes and fish is advisable.

Avoid greasy and overly full diets, and eat small and frequent meals.

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There are no obvious signs of bile reflux.

Is the gastroscopy accompanied by a pathology report?

Dysphagia, fluid retention in the esophagus, and poor cardia opening and closing should be considered to be related to fundic bulging lesions. It is recommended to further B-ultrasound, CT and other examinations to understand the condition of peripheral organs such as liver, gallbladder, spleen, and pancreas; Serum tumor markers were examined, and gastroscopy or ultrasound gastroscopy was re-examined in a short period of time to observe its morphological changes and analyze its nature. Biopsy should be done with caution, as in the case of arteriovenous hemangiomas, sampling too deep may cause severe bleeding.

If fundic adenoma, leiomyoma, nerve tissue tumor, etc., surgery is recommended. Rapid pathological examination is done during the operation to further determine the scope of surgery.

Cheng Binbin, Nanjing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The problem is that I can't eat, my whole body is weak, sometimes my whole body is sore and swollen, and my head is heavy.