What should I do if I have acute gastritis? 20

Foods that are easy to digest and contain sufficient calories and are rich in protein and vitamins should be used to enhance nutrition.

Such as porridge, thin noodles, soft rice, soy milk, eggs, lean meat, tofu and soy products; Rich.

Foods with vitamins A, B, and C, such as fresh vegetables and fruits.

These foods can boost the body's immunity and help repair damaged tissues.

and promote ulcer healing. Patients with high pantothenic acid should use less milk. Limit dross.

Avoid fried and fried foods, as well as celery, leeks, bean sprouts, ham, bacon, dried fish and various whole grains containing high crude fibre.

These foods are not only coarse and difficult to digest, but also cause a large amount of gastric juice secretion, increasing the burden on the stomach.

Years of gastritis have made me very painful, annoyed, and spent a lot of money.

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With the assistance of Dr. Pan, the problem is now solved, and now it is fine.

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1) Light diet (e.g. only porridge).

2) Oral omeprazole 20mg once a day.

3) Prepare for stress, if necessary, orally stress.

4) Prepare levofloxacin for short-term use if there is intestinal discomfort.

It is best to eat some pectin bismuth to protect the gastric mucosa, eat light and easily digestible food, and pay attention to the diet in the future. It can also protect the gastric mucosa. When you come back from travel, you can check for Helicobacter pylori.

1.So so**.

Remove**, take proper rest, and eat a light liquid diet.

2.Maintain water and electrolyte balance and nutritional support**.

3.Acid-suppressing drugs (proton pump inhibitors, H2 blockers).

4.Gastric mucosal protectors (colloidal pectin, bismuth, aluminum, magnesium carbonate, sucralfate, teprerenone, etc.).

5.Antibiotics are given to people who are infected with bacteria.

6.Abdominal pain is evident and atropine or hyoscyamine may be given.

Stomach pain is usually caused by stomach acid eroding the gastric mucosa, indicating that your gastric mucosa has been damaged.

Temporary pain relief: When stomach pain starts, drink noodle soup, sesame lake, etc., and the pain will be relieved after two minutes. Isolate the contact between gastric acid and the gastric mucosa.

Stomach maintenance: eat three meals a day on time, don't overeat, and try to eat less alcohol and spicy food.

Choose health foods: pine pollen, spirulina, Ganoderma lucidum spore powder. Choose one to take for more than three months, ten capsules a day, you can **.

If you have acute gastritis, you must first remove toxins from the stomach and intestines; It is recommended to use Chang Stomach Tea to help regulate the stomach and intestines, form protection, and generally improve significantly in 2-3 cycles.

1.General**: Bed rest as much as possible, oral glucose-electrolyte solution to replace fluid loss.

If vomiting persists or is markedly dehydrated, intravenous replacement of 5% to 10% dextrose saline and other relevant electrolytes is indicated. Light liquid or semi-liquid crystals are encouraged to prevent dehydration or slight dehydration.

2.Symptomatic**: Antiemetics may be injected if necessary: e.g., intramuscular clopropyrine 25 to 100 mgl daily. Antispasmodics: such as belladonna 8n 11 times, 3 times a day. Antidiarrheal medicine: such as Smecta 1 sachet each time, 2-3 times a day.

3.Antimicrobial**: The role of antimicrobials in this disease is controversial. For infectious diarrhea, targeted antibiotics can be appropriately selected, such as berberine orally 3 times a day or gentamicin 80,000 u orally 3 times a day. However, antimicrobial abuse should be prevented.

Acute gastritis: Acute gastritis can be caused by a variety of causes, such as pathogenic microorganisms and their toxins, such as Salmonella, halophilic infections, etc. Physical factors, such as eating too fast or eating hot or cold food.

Chemical factors, such as inadvertent introduction of strong acids, strong alkalis, high concentrations of salicylates, chlortetracycline, ammonium chloride, heavy alcohol consumption, etc. All of these factors can cause acute gastritis. First:

Drugs: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin, indomethacin; Antineoplastic drugs, oral potassium chloride, or iron. Second:

Stress: Severe trauma, major surgery, extensive burns, intracranial lesions, sepsis and other serious organ lesions or multi-organ failure can cause third: ethanol and the above three points can cause acute gastritis.

**Method] 1Western Medicine**.

1>General**: remove the exotic cause first.