What can gastric haemorrhage eat after hemostasis

summary

Gastric bleeding will cause a lot of discomfort symptoms to patients' friends, and the harm is also very big, so it is necessary to understand the disease of gastric bleeding and actively prevent it to avoid the occurrence of the disease, so some patients can put forward what they can eat after stopping bleeding.

What can gastric haemorrhage eat after hemostasis

First: gastritis should not drink a lot of beer. After drinking a certain amount of beer, the patients will generally feel bloated upper abdomen, aggravated burning sensation, frequent belching and loss of appetite; the symptoms of patients with atrophic gastritis after drinking are particularly obvious.

Second: avoid alcohol and tobacco. After smoking, nicotine can stimulate gastric mucosa, increase gastric acid secretion, and produce harmful stimulating effect on gastric mucosa. Excessive smoking can cause dysfunction of pyloric sphincter, cause bile sweat reflux, damage gastric mucosa, and affect blood supply of gastric mucosa and repair and regeneration of gastric mucosa cells. Therefore, smoking cessation is necessary. Alcohol can directly destroy the barrier of gastric mucosa, make H + in gastric cavity invade into gastric mucosa, and cause congestion, edema and erosion of gastric mucosa.

Third: mental stress is the promoting factor of chronic gastritis and should be avoided. Restlessness and impatience in mood can easily cause gastric mucosal disorders and gastric dysfunction. Therefore, we should try our best to avoid emotional stress reaction and relieve tension. It is good for the recovery of gastritis to keep a good mood.

matters needing attention

Control drinking water, gastric acid deficiency, avoid dilute gastric juice. Vinegar, lemon juice and acid flavoring crystal should be added to the diet, and less food that is difficult to digest and easy to flatulence should be eaten. Drink as little water as possible before and after meals and eat liquid food: for acute gastritis, fast all foods or drugs that stimulate the stomach, and fast or give liquid food as appropriate.