What medicine should be taken for gastritis and how long should it take

First of all, don't define gastritis as gastritis, first rule out whether it is pressure or cold, because you say that the stomach seems to be full of gas when you have long hiccups; Then see if the excretion is not smooth, if the stool is not smooth and it is easy to appear the symptoms you said, then you should be targeted, prescribe the right medicine, and the effect will be good!

Different drugs have different effects and are taken in different ways, and the same is true for stomach medicines. Some drugs should be taken on an empty stomach before meals, such as antacids, commonly used proton pump inhibitors rabeprazole, pantoprazole, omeprazole, lansoprazole, etc., should be taken on an empty stomach. For example, drugs that promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, such as Xinluona, morpholine, etc., should also be taken on an empty stomach.

Some drugs need to be taken after meals, such as when stomach disease is accompanied by Helicobacter pylori infection, Helicobacter pylori needs to be removed, and some antibiotics, amoxicillin, clarithromycin, metronidazole, etc., should be taken after meals. For gastric mucosal protectors such as Daxi, it can also be taken before meals and can be chewed with food. Therefore, you should read the instructions in detail before taking the drug and follow the instructions in the instructions.

There is no special indication that it can be taken before and after meals.

If you take medicine before eating, it may cause damage to the stomach, so you need to eat a meal to cushion the stomach, but there are also a few medicines that need to be taken before eating.

The time to take the medicine for stomach disease ** depends on your drug situation, different drugs have different times, so you need to describe the name of your drug clearly to better help you.

Then you need to see what kind of medicine you take, like omeprazole, colloidal pectin bismuth, etc., you need to eat before meals, like anti-inflammatory drugs, you need to eat after meals.

It depends on the instructions or doctor's instructions, and the general stomach medicine is after meals.

It's best to follow your doctor's instructions.

There are many types of stomach medicine, when is the best time to take stomach medicine? Because different types of gastric diseases have different principles of action and are affected by food, when to take gastric medicine, we should consider the impact of diet on gastric medicine, and at the same time pay attention to the effect of drugs on the gastric mucosa, and reasonably decide the time of medication.

1. Antacids: The most commonly used drugs for hyperacidity, gastric and duodenal ulcer disease, including sodium bicarbonate (commonly known as baking soda), aluminum hydroxide gel, calcium carbonate, 10 magnesium hydroxide, and compound preparations such as gastric comfort, gaigasping, gastric treatment, and gastric dele (the main ingredient is antacid). The above drugs must be taken 1-hour after a meal, so that the buffering effect can be maintained for up to 3-4 hours, if taken immediately after a meal, the effect of the drug can only be maintained for about 1 hour.

In addition, if the effect is not obvious, the number of doses can be increased without increasing the dose of each dose, and the dose can be added once before bedtime. For example, aluminum hydroxide gel is 10 ml 3 times a day, and if the symptoms are not significantly reduced, it can be changed to 4 times a day, and each time it is still 10 ml. Note that gastric sooping and gaigasping are chewables, and the effect is good after chewing.

2. Anticholinergic drugs: commonly used are atropine, probenzine, gastric Changning, gastric huan, and gastric safety, and anticholinergic drugs are generally only used with antacids, and the effect of single use is poor. The best time to take the medicine is about 15-30 minutes before meals, and the dosage should be just enough to cause dry mouth, such as probenzine 3 times a day, 1 tablet each time.

It should be noted that patients with glaucoma, prostatic hypertrophy, gastroesophageal reflux, and bronchitis should be contraindicated because taking such drugs can aggravate the condition.

3. Cimeguanidine: It has a significant effect on ulcer disease, especially duodenal ulcer, with fast onset and strong analgesic effect. This medicine is best taken at the same time as food, 1 tablet each time in the morning, lunch and dinner, and 2 more tablets before bedtime.

For elderly patients, this drug should not be taken for a long time, and the drug should be taken correctly under the guidance of a doctor to be safe and effective.

4. Proglutamine: a better drug for gastric ulcers, oral 3-4 times a day, 2 tablets each time, 15 minutes before meals. Take it for about 30-60 days. The timing of discontinuation should be based on endoscopy or x-ray examination and should be directed by the doctor.

5. Metoclopramide (metoclopramide) and morpholine: it is a good drug for abdominal distension, nausea and vomiting, 3 times a day, 1-2 tablets each time before meals. Note that metoclopramide should not be taken at the same time as atropine or probenzine, otherwise the effect will be reduced.

6. Taking Zhining: This drug can reduce the symptoms of gastric and duodenal ulcers, such as stomach pain, nausea and vomiting and indigestion. Take 1-2 tablets 3 times a day after meals.

Gastric medicine is a commonly used drug, when to take gastric medicine only by mastering the correct way to take medicine, in order to play the maximum role of the drug.

The key is to see what kind of stomach disease you have, to be on the right medicine, not blind. Don't seek medical attention if you are sick. Generally, stomach medicine is taken on an empty stomach! Some are eaten after meals! Specifically, you have to look at the instructions of the stomach medicine, if it is not written when to take it, then it is generally taken before meals