What can I eat to relieve heartburn?

Excessive stomach acid can cause heartburn, because excessive stomach acid can burn the gastric mucosa. The shedding of gastric mucosa is a great damage to the stomach and can cause other stomach diseases. Therefore, when you feel heartburn in your stomach, you should take some drugs to inhibit stomach acid in time to prevent the condition from getting worse and causing other complications. So, what medicine should you take to relieve heartburn? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

Excessive stomach acid can irritate the gastric mucosa and esophagus, causing a burning sensation, acid reflux, stomach bloating and pain, etc. This is related to your long-term irregular diet and preference for irritating foods. You can choose gastric mucosal protectants, acid inhibitors, and gastrointestinal motility drugs for treatment. It is recommended that you see a gastroenterologist for examination. Gastroscopy and gastric acid measurement can provide a clear diagnosis. Eat regularly, easily digestible food, take medicine on time, and have regular follow-up visits.

Inflammation of the stomach is mostly caused by Helicobacter pylori infection, which requires early treatment and dietary adjustment. It is recommended to go to the gastroenterology department of the hospital for a gastroscopy as soon as possible, and take medication to protect the stomach, inhibit gastric acid secretion, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat small meals frequently.

The situation is likely to be gastritis, but it may be necessary to actively check whether there is gastrinoma. The current situation requires going to the internal medicine department of the hospital for treatment. The clinical disease needs to be combined with clinical gastroscopy to be confirmed. Go to the internal medicine department of the hospital for treatment and follow the doctor's advice. It is recommended that, considering the problem you asked, the current situation may require prohibiting the symptomatic treatment method you described. In addition, before the disease is clearly identified, it is not appropriate to choose symptomatic treatment with drugs, especially some drugs that inhibit gastric acid secretion. You may need to control some sticky foods in your diet.