Precautions before gastroscopy

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My stomach is not very good all the time. It's hard to digest what I eat. I always feel nauseous and nauseous. I have a dull pain in my abdomen. Sometimes I vomit sour water. It's very uncomfortable. I don't have strength all over my body. I feel a little dizzy and confused. I go to the hospital for examination. I say it's atrophic gastritis with erosion. After seeing the doctor, the situation seems to be better. Do you know the precautions before gastroscopy? Let's talk about the precautions before gastroscopy.

Precautions before gastroscopy

First: avoid all kinds of stimulating diet, such as liquor, strong coffee, strong tea, raw garlic, etc. At the same time, avoid eating too hard, too soft, too spicy, too cold, too hot, too rough food. Eat slowly to chew, so that the food fully mixed with saliva, to help digestion and reduce the stimulation of the stomach.

Second: stomach pain, try to loosen the belt, usually also try to wear comfortable loose clothes, in order to avoid abdominal pressure. For patients who often have gastric acid reflux at night, it is better to use the sleeping position with the right side up and the left side down, and at the same time, put the head up to avoid gastric acid reflux. People who often have stomachache should not eat immediately before or after intense exercise to prevent stomach overload and gastritis. When they are really busy on the playground, they would rather be hungry than full.

Third: in order to prevent the occurrence of gastritis, first, pay attention to food hygiene, especially in autumn, do not eat unclean food; second, on weekdays to avoid eating too much food to stimulate the stomach, eat more easily digestible food, and fully chew; third, ban smoking, alcohol, especially those who have stomach disease, to abstain from smoking and drinking.

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Here I would like to remind you to pay attention to: eliminate the cause of disease. We should treat acute gastritis thoroughly, quit smoking and alcohol, avoid irritant food and drugs, treat chronic oral infection and eat regularly. Eat more soft food. Eat easy to digest food, try to reduce the stimulation of gastric mucosa, chew slowly, let the teeth grind the food completely, so that the food can be fully mixed with gastric juice. Avoid cold, sour and hard food. Eat less, eat more, and make more coarse grains.