How long does it take for the gastric mucosa to recover?

Damage to the gastric mucosa can cause great harm to the patient's health, especially some chronic gastritis, erosive gastritis, etc., which often cause damage to the gastric mucosa. At this time, it is necessary to carry out good treatment in time to avoid further harm to the patient's health due to inflammation. Through certain good treatment, the self-healing ability of the gastric mucosa can be improved to achieve a good therapeutic effect. Of course, a good diet and good living habits are also important.

Step 1: Repair of gastric mucosal epidermis

Under gastroscopy, some patients' gastric mucosa showed inflammatory damage such as edema, congestion, and ulceration. Anti-inflammatory protection should be carried out as soon as possible. Usually, a triple therapy of acid-suppressing drugs + gastric mucosal protectants + antibiotics is adopted to first heal the damage on the mucosal surface to prevent further infection, ulceration and necrosis. Usually this treatment process takes 7-15 days, and the drug is very effective at this stage. However, many patients think they are cured after their symptoms are relieved and stop receiving treatment, which inevitably results in a recurrence of gastritis.

Step 2: Restore gastric mucosal secretion function

Often after the first stage of treatment, the inflammation and pain on the surface of the mucosa have basically subsided, but symptoms of bloating, acid reflux, and indigestion still exist. The reason is that the mucosal motility and gastric juice secretion function have not recovered. At this time, the gastric mucosa is actually very fragile, and the slightest stimulation will damage the mucosa again, aggravating the symptoms of gastritis. Organic lesions such as erosion, ulcer, and atrophy are formed after repeated injuries to the gastric mucosa. Therefore, in the year after the surface recovery of gastritis, you should pay attention to maintenance and stay away from irritating foods. It is best if the gastric mucosa is not injured at all during this period, so that there is a chance to completely restore the function of the gastric mucosa.

Step 3: Improve the self-healing ability of gastric mucosa

Some friends with gastric erosion reported that they had taken medicine and were careful in their daily lives, but their stomachs were still very sensitive and would get sick even without stimulation. This situation indicates that the self-healing ability and resistance of the gastric mucosa have declined. New cells grow very slowly, immunity is low, and the ability to absorb nutrients decreases, making the condition of the gastric mucosa worse and worse. At this time, it is necessary for you to supplement some special nutrients to help repair the gastric mucosa. You can supplement B vitamins, vitamin C, folic acid, and stachyose according to the doctor's advice.

Step 4: Dietary principles

If you want to repair your gastric mucosa, your daily diet should be nutritious and easy to digest. A diet rich in protein and vitamins is beneficial to the repair of gastric mucosa. At the same time, you should eat more fresh vegetables, fruits and other foods rich in vitamin C, which can block the production of nitramines and help reduce cancer.

Drinking Zangling Stachyose on a regular basis is a very good way to nourish the stomach. Zangling Stachyose promotes the repair of gastrointestinal damage by proliferating beneficial bacteria in the body and reduces the damage to the gastrointestinal tract caused by various causes. Taking Zangling Stachyose periodically can regulate gastrointestinal function to a normal state, regulate and recuperate, and fundamentally nourish the gastrointestinal tract.