Is flat erosive gastritis serious?

Some people don't know much about flat erosive gastritis. In fact, it is also a relatively common manifestation of gastritis. Its most obvious feature is that when gastritis is more serious, the gastric mucosa will become congested, which will gradually lead to bleeding and erosion of the gastric mucosa. At this time, if the Helicobacter pylori HP test is positive, antibiotic treatment should be carried out in time. As a patient with gastritis, in addition to medication, you should also strengthen your diet and health care in your daily life, and avoid eating hard or overly irritating foods. It is important to make it easy to digest and absorb by the stomach and intestines. In addition, the three meals should be eaten on time, try to eat small meals frequently, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. This is beneficial for the conditioning and treatment of gastritis.

Daily care for gastritis

1. Pay attention to softness, tenderness and digestibility: The staple food, vegetables, meat and other non-vegetarian dishes, especially beans, peanuts and other hard fruits should be cooked thoroughly and cooked until they are soft and tender to facilitate digestion and absorption. Eat less rough food and food high in crude fiber. The food should be carefully prepared and rich in nutrition.

2. Keep it fresh and light: All kinds of food should be fresh and should not be stored for too long before consumption. Eat fresh vegetables and fruits that are low in fiber, such as winter melon, cucumber, tomato, potato, spinach leaves, Chinese cabbage, apples, pears, bananas, oranges, etc. Eat light meals with less oil. Light meals are easy to digest and absorb, and are also beneficial to the recovery of stomach problems.

3. Patients with chronic gastritis should avoid strong liquor (other alcoholic beverages should also be consumed less or not), cigarettes, strong tea, coffee, chili peppers, mustard and other irritating condiments. Avoid eating soups and dishes that are too sweet, too salty, too thick, too cold, too hot, or too sour to avoid damaging the gastric mucosa. Drinking large amounts of carbonated beverages can also cause varying degrees of damage to the gastric mucosa.

Diet therapy for gastritis

1. Stewed honey with vegetable juice

Select 120 grams of fresh celery, 30 grams of fresh plantain, and 100 grams of fresh white radish, remove the mud and sand from them, wash them, and then mash them to squeeze out the juice. Place the juice in a stewing pot, add an appropriate amount of high-quality honey, and drink after boiling.

2. Buddha's Hand Soup

12 grams of bergamot slices, 50 grams of lean pork (or skinless chicken), cut into pieces, then cook into soup for drinking. Be careful not to fry for too long.

3. Kumquat and Pork Tripe Soup

30 grams of kumquat root, washed and chopped; 1 fresh pork tripe, washed and chopped, put both in a casserole, add 1000 ml of water and boil the soup until it is about 350 ml, season, drink the soup and eat the pork tripe.