What causes burping and heartburn?

Hiccups are caused by the production of gas in the stomach. When there is too much gas, it will come up in mouthfuls, causing hiccups. Some patients with gastritis not only hiccup frequently, but also often feel heartburn. Heartburn is caused by excessive gastric acid produced in the stomach, which burns the gastric mucosa and is very uncomfortable, so you must protect your stomach. So what are burping and heartburn? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

The burning sensation is mainly caused by the increased secretion of gastric acid irritating the gastric and duodenal mucosa. It is generally seen in chronic gastroduodenitis, bile reflux gastropathy, etc. It is mainly caused by irregular diet, drinking, cold and other irritations. In addition, Helicobacter pylori infection can also cause it. You can try pantoprazole enteric-coated capsules, sucralfate chewable tablets, and Livzon Dele. Pay attention to keeping warm at ordinary times.

Generally, gastritis is treated symptomatically. For heartburn and heartburn, you can take omeprazole or sunflower stomach health spirit! ! However, the reasons why patients are prone to relapse are mostly related to daily life, diet, etc., so you should pay attention to:

1. Develop good eating habits, eat regularly, eat small meals frequently, and eat soft foods that are easy to digest. Avoid eating raw, cold, hard, rough, greasy, or fiber-rich foods. Avoid overeating.

2. Chew slowly when eating, which helps digestion and absorption, thereby reducing the burden on the stomach.

3. Avoid strong tea, coffee, alcohol, etc.; eat less food that easily causes flatulence, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, boiled soybeans, etc. Quit smoking, and avoid eating spicy and irritating food. Avoid long-term consumption of overheated, overly acidic, and smoked food. At the same time, avoid long-term use of drugs that irritate the gastric mucosa, especially aspirin, butazone, indomethacin, prednisone, etc.

4. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, live a regular life, maintain an optimistic and happy mood, and avoid tension, anxiety, and depression.

5. First of all, you should avoid mental stimulation, eat small meals frequently, eat a low-fat, light diet, and avoid irritating foods; do not eat too much, especially dinner; do not eat before going to bed; avoid smoking, alcohol and coffee, do not lie down immediately after a meal, and raise the head of the bed when sleeping to reduce the chance of acid reflux. Reduce burning sensation. In addition, it is recommended to take lansoprazole, colloidal pectin bismuth capsules, clarithromycin, and cisapride orally. The use of aluminum hydroxide gel and magnesium oxide can neutralize gastric acid, thereby reducing the activity of pepsin and reducing the damage of acidic gastric contents to the esophageal mucosa.