How to treat gastric mucosal prolapse

Gastric mucosal prolapse is a very serious disease for the patient's stomach organ, because the main function of our gastric mucosa is to protect the stomach. If the gastric mucosa prolapses, our stomach will have nothing to protect it, our body will be seriously damaged, and some food we eat cannot be quickly absorbed by the stomach. So how to treat gastric mucosal prolapse?

Gastric mucosal prolapse is caused by the abnormal relaxation of the gastric antral mucosa, which protrudes retrogradely into the esophagus or prolapses forward through the pyloric duct into the duodenal bulb. In mild cases, there may be no symptoms, or only non-specific symptoms such as abdominal distension and belching. If part of the gastric mucosa prolapses into the pylorus and cannot be immediately repositioned, there may be dull pain, burning pain, or even colic in the upper and middle abdomen, which may radiate to the back, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms. The onset of symptoms is often related to the patient's body position. It is easy to occur when lying on the right side, but less likely to occur or even not occur when lying on the left side. Upper gastrointestinal bleeding may also occur. The occurrence of this disease is mainly related to inflammation of the stomach and duodenum, and can also occur due to infiltration of malignant cells in the gastric mucosa.

General treatment includes eating small meals frequently, quitting smoking and drinking, and giving sedatives and anticholine drugs. Patients with pyloric obstruction or gastrointestinal bleeding should be treated accordingly. When gastric mucosal prolapse causes pyloric incarceration or is complicated by massive gastrointestinal bleeding, surgical treatment is often considered. Pay attention to health care in daily life. Take oral gastric mucosal protectants, such as Sun God Hericium erinaceus gastrointestinal health oral liquid. Sun God Hericium erinaceus gastrointestinal health oral liquid can treat gastrointestinal diseases while comprehensively regulating the gastrointestinal system, improving digestion and absorption function, strengthening nutrient absorption, and improving the body's immunity, fundamentally preventing the recurrence of stomach diseases. A large number of clinical experiments and patient feedback have proved that the oral liquid can strengthen the spleen and stomach, increase appetite, and increase the gastric mucosal barrier function. It has a good therapeutic effect on various chronic gastritis and has a protective effect on gastric epithelial cell damage caused by Helicobacter pylori (an important pathogen that causes gastric and duodenal diseases) infection. “Combining governance with nursing care, giving equal emphasis to governance and nursing care”

Diet therapy: The diet should be light and greasy food should be avoided to avoid stimulating increased bile secretion, aggravating reflux and the condition. You should chew slowly and avoid overeating. Avoid drinking strong tea, strong alcohol, strong coffee, and eating spicy, too cold, too hot, and rough foods.