Male dyspepsia symptoms?
summary
Wangu Buhua is a traditional Chinese medicine term, while western medicine is called dyspepsia, which is a clinical syndrome. It is caused by gastric motility disorder, including gastroparesis and esophageal reflux disease with poor gastric peristalsis. So, male dyspepsia? Let's talk about it
Male dyspepsia symptoms?
(1) ulcer like dyspepsia, which is characterized by the symptoms of peptic ulcer, but without the existence of ulcer. Recent studies have found that patients who often face stress can have stress reaction, with intermittent increase of gastric acid excretion. In addition, the effect of gastric acid on mucosal damage is prolonged and increased due to the disturbance of motility. Therefore, this type of patients can be improved by eating or taking H-receptor antagonists.
(2) Dyskinetic dyspepsia is characterized by gastric retention symptoms. The patient has upper abdominal pain or discomfort that is difficult to locate. It is often caused by eating or aggravated after meals. At the same time, it has upper abdominal distension, early satiety, nausea or vomiting, poor appetite, etc.
(3) Specific dyspepsia, FD symptoms, but not in line with the above two groups of patients with characteristic dyspepsia. Organic dyspepsia: after examination, it can be clearly identified as dyspepsia symptoms caused by a certain organ disease, such as liver disease, biliary tract disease, pancreatic disease, diabetes, etc. For these patients, the treatment is mainly aimed at the etiological treatment, supplemented with digestive enzymes or improved gastric motility to alleviate the symptoms of dyspepsia.
matters needing attention
Avoid greasy and irritant food, avoid cold and acid food, coffee, chocolate, potatoes, sweet potatoes, etc., quit smoking and drink less. Avoid overeating and eating too much before going to bed. It's better to eat less and eat more. Mental factors are the main cause of dyspepsia, so we should pay special attention to maintain a happy mood and a good mood.
