How to treat gastroenteritis

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Stomachache, stomach distension, chest pain, dizziness, sometimes dizziness, feel to faint, went to the hospital for examination, said to have gastritis, after treatment is now good, I put out how to treat gastroenteritis, for your reference.

How to treat gastroenteritis

Treatment 1: Chronic Superficial Gastritis: This is the most common gastritis in clinic, accounting for more than 80% of gastritis patients. The main symptoms were epigastric pain, nausea, vomiting, belching, acid reflux, heartburn, loss of appetite and epigastric fullness. According to the different symptoms of the patients, the drugs were given differently.

Treatment 2: chronic erosive gastritis: chronic erosive gastritis diagnosed by gastroscope often indicates the possibility of developing gastric ulcer. At this time, the treatment should be based on mucosal protective agents, plus a small amount of attack factor inhibitors. The common methods are as follows: take weisule, or weibitou, ledewei and compound Ganbi magnesium tablets in three times during the day; take cimetidine 0.2-0.4g or ranitidine 150mg once before going to bed at night. If the patient's symptoms are not serious, use mucosal protective agent alone.

Treatment 3: chronic atrophic gastritis: the treatment of atrophic gastritis, there is no particularly effective method. The commonly used drugs in clinic are weimycin 4 tablets, 3 times a day; Liuwei Dihuang Pill 1 pill, 2 times a day; Sanjiu Weitai 1 bag, 2-3 times a day. There are other reports of proglumide, gastrin and prostaglandin E. The curative effect of different drugs varies greatly from place to place, which may be related to the determination of gastritis and the length of medication. It is important to follow up these patients. Atrophic gastritis generally has a lack of gastric acid, so drugs that inhibit gastric acid secretion, such as cimetidine and ranitidine, should be used with caution.

matters needing attention

I would also like to emphasize that for many people, it has become an essential part of life to be busy with social activities all day long. Studies have shown that: alcohol can stimulate the esophageal mucosa and cause congestion and edema, forming esophagitis; it can also destroy the protective layer of gastric mucosa, stimulate gastric acid secretion, increase pepsin, cause congestion, edema and erosion of gastric mucosa, cause acute and chronic gastritis and peptic ulcer, and present heartburn, stomachache, gastric acid, bloating, vomiting, poor appetite and other symptoms. Therefore, regular drinkers should be careful of their own intestines and stomach.