What Chinese medicines to take for superficial gastritis

I think. It's better to use Western medicine.

Superficial gastritis is relatively serious, and it must be actively and as soon as possible to prevent malignant transformation, which becomes gastric cancer after malignant transformation. Therefore, as soon as possible, the first and most thorough superficial gastritis can prevent cancer, and it will become the key to gastric cancer. The main method of superficial gastritis is the combination of drugs, combined with a regular diet.

There are three main classes of drugs that are commonly used:

The first category, antibiotic drugs, are commonly used levofloxacin and amoxicillin.

The third category, drugs that protect the gastric mucosa, is represented by bismuth salicylate.

Superficial gastritis is the most common clinical and the mildest type of gastritis, superficial gastritis, as the name suggests, is a chronic non-specific inflammation caused by the surface layer of the gastric mucosa, the inflammation does not invade the mucosal layer and the serous layer, and is mainly caused by chronic inflammation and erosion on the surface of the mucosa. Superficial gastritis is mainly divided into mild, moderate and severe, superficial gastritis has many non-specific symptoms, it is manifested as abdominal pain, bloating, acid reflux, heartburn, early satiety, retrosternal discomfort and a series of non-specific symptoms of the digestive system, are the early manifestations of superficial gastritis.

Superficial gastritis is a series of inflammatory reactions that occur in the gastric mucosal epithelium due to the continuous invasion of various intrigues, and the gastric mucosa can be seen to have inflammatory reactions, edema, congestion, erosion, etc., which is a mild chronic gastritis disease. The symptoms of superficial gastritis are non-specific, some patients are asymptomatic, and some patients can have different degrees of dyspepsia symptoms, such as epigastric pain, belching, bloating, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc., sometimes mild and sometimes severe, reversible, and long-term.

<> has its unique advantages in regulating stomach problems. According to the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment, the method of "warm for the cold, cold for the hot, supplemental for the void, and laxative for the real" is adopted to regulate the patient's physique, and according to the principle of "general rule is not painful", the purpose of curing the root cause is to regulate qi, invigorate blood, harmonize the stomach, and relieve pain. As the saying goes, "stomach disease is treated in three parts, and nourished in seven".

Dietary therapy for gastritis.

Orange honey drink: 1 orange, 50 grams of honey. Soak the oranges in water to remove the sourness, then cut the skin into 4 pieces.

Put oranges and honey into a pot, add an appropriate amount of water, boil with a fire, then turn to a simmer for 20 to 25 minutes, remove the oranges, and leave the juice to serve. Tea substitute.

Goji berry root powder soup: 25 grams of wolfberry, 50 grams of lotus root powder. First add an appropriate amount of water to the lotus root powder and boil it over low heat, then add wolfberry, boil, and then eat. Take 100 to 150 grams 2 times daily.

Fresh lotus root porridge: Appropriate amount of fresh lotus root, 100 grams of japonica rice, a little brown sugar. Wash the fresh lotus root, cut it into thin slices, and wash the japonica rice.

Put the japonica rice, lotus root slices, and brown sugar into the pot, add an appropriate amount of water, boil with a fire, and then turn to a simmer until the rice rots into porridge. Consume 2 times daily with breakfast and dinner.

Symptoms of gastritis can be mild or severe, with the most common being epigastric discomfort or pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite.

Pay attention to the general ** of patients with stomach problems, such as reasonable work and rest system and eating habits, moderate rest, no smoking and drinking, no coffee and strong tea. At the same time, the content of gastric acid should be reduced and the protection of the mucosal layer in direct contact with gastric acid should be strengthened. Over-the-counter medications, including antacids and gastric mucosal protectors, are usually used, and antispasmodics may be appropriate.

From the perspective of clinical medicine, long-term antibiotics are indeed not very good for the body, and it is important to first clarify the specific nature of stomach disease and what kind of stomach disease it belongs to before treating the disease. There is also a chance to grasp some traditional Chinese medicine to regulate, and a good stomach still depends on nourishment!