Can gastritis eat mooncakes?

In today's society, everyone is busy with work, their three meals a day are irregular, and they often like to eat spicy food and drink cold drinks, which are very irritating to the stomach and intestines. For example, irregular diet or poor digestion can lead to gastroenteritis. The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming, so you must eat the moon cakes that everyone likes. Moon cakes are a food with a high sugar content and are very delicious. So, can people with gastritis eat mooncakes?

1. Gastritis is a common digestive system disease characterized by pathological changes such as congestion, edema and even bleeding of the gastric mucosa due to various reasons, with upper abdominal pain or burning sensation as the main clinical manifestations. It is divided into acute gastritis and chronic gastritis. Ordinary mooncakes contain a lot of sugar, which is harmful to the gastric mucosa, so it is not recommended for people with gastritis to eat mooncakes.

2. Because the Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes are too sweet, some people with peptic ulcers or poor digestive function may easily experience dull pain, diarrhea and other problems due to excessive stomach acid. According to past experience, there are more emergency cases of gastroenteritis around the Mid-Autumn Festival due to eating mooncakes or barbecued meat that is not cooked or fresh enough. Patients with gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers may experience increased gastric acid secretion when eating moon cakes, which is extremely detrimental to gastrointestinal healing. In addition, people with gallstones, chronic diarrhea, acute hepatitis and convalescent hepatitis should also avoid eating mooncakes. Patients with stomach problems can accelerate gastric acid secretion, leading to aggravated stomach pain.

3. In addition, patients with obesity, hyperlipidemia, arteriosclerosis, hypertension and coronary heart disease should eat less or no moon cakes. Because after these people eat moon cakes, the cholesterol levels in their blood are likely to increase further. Patients with gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers may experience increased gastric acid secretion when eating moon cakes, which is extremely detrimental to gastrointestinal healing.