Can superficial gastritis eat mutton

summary

Superficial gastritis is a kind of chronic gastritis, which refers to the chronic inflammatory reaction in the superficial layer of gastric mucosa. Chronic gastritis refers to all chronic inflammatory reactions in gastric mucosa. The most common symptom of chronic gastritis is epigastric pain and fullness, after drinking cold water will belch. This kind of disease is to need to take good care of the diet at ordinary times, next I will tell you about the problem of superficial gastritis can eat mutton.

Can superficial gastritis eat mutton

First: superficial gastritis can not eat mutton. Increase nutrition, pay attention to choose high nutritional value of protein food and vitamin rich soft food, such as milk, tofu, carrots and some fermented food, food to chew slowly.

Second: diet should be regular, regular and quantitative, do not overeat, develop good eating habits, reduce the burden on the stomach. If the amount of three meals is small, the meal can be added regularly between meals. Pay attention to food collocation, it's better to have dry and thin food, protein food and a small amount of staple food.

Third: in the diet should pay attention to supplement a lot of liquid, can supply fresh fruit juice, lotus root powder, rice soup, egg soup and other liquid food, and should drink a lot of water, in order to alleviate dehydration and accelerate the excretion of toxins.

matters needing attention

Milk is rich in protein and weakly alkaline. It can not only neutralize gastric acid, but also form a protective film on the erosive or ulcerative surface of the stomach. In general, milk has a protective effect on the stomach. But drinking milk alone has little effect, and starch food should be added, because the gastric acid secretion reaches the peak about 1 hour after eating, and the normal gastric emptying time is about 2 hours, so gastric acid can be fully integrated with food. Drinking milk alone, after half an hour, the milk has been digested and absorbed, has been discharged to the small intestine, and the gastric acid produced in the stomach has no time to neutralize with the milk, can only "digest themselves", causing damage to the gastric mucosa. When drinking milk, patients with gastropathy can also eat starchy foods, such as bread, snacks, steamed bread, soda biscuits, etc., which can delay the emptying time of food and avoid aggravating symptoms.