What should I do if my stomach gets damaged by taking medicine?

Many drugs have great side effects while treating diseases. For example, some drugs for treating liver diseases will definitely irritate the patient's stomach. Some patients even suffer from stomach damage due to frequent medication. They will feel uncomfortable when eating uncomfortable food. Over time, stomach problems will be formed. Therefore, when taking irritating drugs, you should also take some stomach medicine. So what should you do if you damage your stomach by taking drugs?

Indigestion is caused by poor gastrointestinal function due to drug side effects and is also related to intestinal flora imbalance, which requires active treatment. It is recommended that patients first take drugs that strengthen the spleen and stomach and promote digestion, and probiotics to regulate the intestinal flora. They should also eat light food and avoid greasy food. They should also exercise more and do abdominal massage to promote gastrointestinal motility.

Oral medication for gastritis is needed for treatment. Oral administration of Sanjiu Weitaihe lactase tablets plus amoxicillin capsules and metoclopramide tablets for treatment. The food should be easy to digest and have a regular diet.

Taking the medicine will stimulate the stomach and intestines, leading to poor digestion. You can promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function through dietary adjustment. You can eat millet porridge or porridge made from yam, poria cocos, etc. It is forbidden to eat spicy and irritating foods and raw, cold, hard and difficult to digest foods to promote gastrointestinal recovery.

Some drugs can damage the gastric mucosa and induce stomach problems. Such as inducing gastritis and ulcer diseases. In general, treatment can be done with drugs that protect the gastric mucosa, drugs that inhibit gastric acid, and traditional Chinese medicine. In this case, please pay attention to maintenance. The diet should be light. Keep your mood happy.

Drink more porridge, especially millet porridge, which is good for the stomach. Also, eat on time. If you have stomach pain or feel uncomfortable, pay attention to what you eat. If you have a bad stomach, eat less spicy food and avoid eating oily food, such as food with high fat content or food that is difficult to digest. Don't eat raw or cold food. If you take care of it slowly, your stomach will gradually get better.