Intestinal erosion everywhere

Erosions all over the stomach and intestines are actually erosive gastritis. The causative factors are very complex. In addition to some drugs such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, steroid hormones, and certain antibiotics, serious diseases can also cause erosive gastritis, which has a great impact on gastrointestinal function. The key to treatment is to maintain a good diet. Let’s take a look at some dietary treatments for erosive gastritis.

Diet therapy for erosive gastritis

Method 1, papaya rice vinegar soup:

500 grams of papaya, 30 grams of ginger, and 50 grams of rice vinegar. Put the above foods into a casserole, add appropriate amount of water and cook into soup. Take 1 dose every 2 days, each dose is divided into three doses, and can be taken regularly.

Method 2: Wei Mi Yu An Tang:

It is made from a combination of more than a dozen natural wild medicinal materials from Miaoling, including white peony root, licorice, plantain, red ochre, Eclipta prostrata, and blood charcoal. It can effectively relieve pain and stop bleeding, reduce inflammation and kill bacteria, promote tissue regeneration and moisten the stomach, and treat both the symptoms and the root cause. It is suitable for patients with gastrointestinal erosion.

Method 3, potato porridge:

250 grams of fresh potatoes (unpeeled) and appropriate amount of honey. Wash the potatoes, chop them, and boil them in water until they become porridge-like. Add honey when taking. Take on an empty stomach every morning for 15 consecutive days. Relieve acute pain. Suitable for symptoms such as dull pain and discomfort in the stomach.

Method 4, Cactus Pork Tripe Soup:

30-60 grams of cactus and 1 pork stomach. Put the cactus into the pig's stomach, add appropriate amount of water into the pot, and simmer over low heat until hot and tender. Drink soup and eat pig tripe. Efficacy: Promoting qi and blood circulation, strengthening spleen and benefiting stomach. It is suitable for symptoms such as qi stagnation, blood stasis, and long-term stomach pain.

Dietary taboos for gastrointestinal erosion maintenance

1. Avoid eating rough and irritating foods. Avoid eating foods that are too hard, too spicy, too salty, too hot, too rough, and highly irritating. Such as fried foods, pickled foods, peppers, garlic, etc. Regardless of whether citrus juice, tomato products, coffee, alcohol and all foods that directly irritate the esophagus will cause stomach acid, patients with gastrointestinal erosion are best to avoid eating them.

2. Avoid high-fat foods. High-fat foods, alcohol, sugar, and chocolate can relax the sphincter and cause reflux, so if you have heartburn symptoms, you should avoid these foods.

3. Eat small meals frequently. Eat more than three meals a day, like six small meals, as long as you feel comfortable. Avoid eating before going to bed, and do not eat too much or too full to prevent excessive expansion of the gastric antrum and increased secretion of gastric acid.

4. Increase fiber intake. Eat foods containing fiber. Fiber is considered an anti-cancer ingredient, and eating a high-fiber diet can also reduce the chance of duodenal ulcers. Fiber is thought to promote the secretion of mucin, which protects the duodenal mucosa.

5. Control your water intake. People with achlorhydria should avoid diluting gastric juice. It is advisable to add vinegar, lemon juice and acidic seasoning crystals to the diet, and eat less food that is difficult to digest and causes bloating. Try to drink as much water as possible before and after meals.

6. Drink less milk. Milk has long been regarded as an excellent gastric acid buffer, but although it can temporarily buffer gastric acid, the calcium and protein in the milk will stimulate more gastric acid secretion later, making the stomach more uncomfortable; almond milk is a good substitute.