Guarding stomach health, acute stomach inflammation.

Acute stomach inflammation is acute inflammation of the gastric mucous membranes, with common symptoms including stomach pain, vomiting, appetite, abdominal swelling and fever. The disease is mainly related to excess stomach acids, fungus infection, dietary habits, drug use, alcohol intake and stress. The drug treatment for acute stomach disease is described in detail in this paper, and is intended to provide scientific drug guidance to patients and our health workers.

I. Principles of drug treatment

The principles for the treatment of acute stomach disease are the removal of causes, the mitigation of symptoms, the protection of stomach mucous membranes and the prevention of complications. Based on the patient ‘ s specific symptoms, the drug is reasonably selected for optimal treatment.

Classification and use of commonly used drugs

Acidic acids contribute to the recovery of acute stomachitis, mainly by inhibiting the gestation of stomach acids and mitigating the damage to gastric mucous membranes.

Proton pump suppressants (PPIs): These include Omera intestinal capsules, Rebela sodium intestinal tablets, Ramsola intestinal tablets, Pitola sodium intestinal capsules, etc. Such drugs are effective and lasting and apply to patients with more severe symptoms. Usually once a day, before dinner.

• H2 receptor stressor: e.g., Nitro-Tips, Reni-Tip caps, Famo-Tips, etc. The effects of these drugs are relatively weak, but they are cheaper and apply to patients with milder symptoms. 2-3 times a day, before meals or bedtime.

2. Antibiotics should be treated with antibiotics for acute gastrogen infections in cholesterococcal.

Amosilin capsule: 2-3 times a day, after meals.

• Clincinium hydrochloride capsules: 3-4 times a day, either before or after meals.

• Metres: 3 times a day, after meals.

The use of antibiotics should be guided by a doctor, attention should be paid to the dose and treatment of drugs and to avoiding abuse.

3. Acute gastrointestinal palsy is often accompanied by gastrointestinal convulsions, leading to abdominal pain. The gastrointestinal convulsion is an effective relief for gastrointestinal convulsions and abdominal pain.

• Atropine tablets of sulphate: 0.3-0.6 mg each, 3 times a day, to be taken in pain.

• Scrambled alkaline tablets: 5-10 mg/day, 3 times per day, either before or after meals.

The gastrointestinal analgesics should be used under medical guidance to avoid excessive side effects.

4. The gastric mucous membrane protection agent can form a protective layer on damaged gastrointestinal mucous membranes, reduce damage to toxic hazardous substances and promote the restoration of gastrointestinal mucous membranes.

• Sulphur aluminum tablets: 3-4 times a day, one hour before meals and bedtime.

• Cyclops: 150-200 mg per day, four times a day, half an hour before meals and bedtime.

Stomach mucous membrane protections should be separated from acidics so as not to affect their efficacy.

5. Acute gastric gastrokinesis can lead to gastric emptiness disorders, and the use of gastrodynamics can facilitate gastrointestinal creeping and improve stomach emptiness.

• Dopanone tablets: 3 times a day, 15-30 minutes before meals.

• Methoxychloropamine tablets: 3 per day per 5-10 mg, before or after meals.

The gastrodynamics should be used under medical guidance, avoiding interaction with other drugs.

Treatment

1. Disgusting vomiting can be combined with drugs such as gastric retorture (methyloxychloropamine) if it is evident to the patient. Stomach rehabilitation takes 5-10 mg per day, 3 times a day, before or after meals.

2. Patients whose appetite is impaired may be provided with a combination of accelerants, such as stomach digestives, pancreas solubles, etc. The stomach digester is 4-6 tablets per meal, three times a day, before or after meals. Insulin intestines are taken three times a day at a time of 1-2 tablets.

3. Patients with apparent abdominal swelling may be added to gastrointestinal boosters, such as Dopanite, Moshapuri, etc. Idem.

4. Physical cooling or oral antithermal analgesics, such as acetaminophenol, brophen, etc., may be used appropriately in case of fever symptoms in patients. It should be noted, however, that antithermal analgesics should be used under medical guidance, avoiding interaction with drugs such as antibiotics.

IV. Chinese medicine

The treatment of acute stomachitis in Chinese medicine is dominated by the de-thermal detoxification, modulation and gas. The usual treatment methods include Chinese frying, acupuncture, push, etc.

1. The Chinese frying agent may be treated with a different medium depending on the patient ‘ s specific symptoms. The formulas for the composition of drugs, such as spleen, pig larvae, tablets, white radium, white art, party membership, etc., have the effect of spleen and stomach and hysteria.

2. The acupuncture treatment for acupuncture treatment for acute stomachitis has had a significant effect. The usual caves are three miles, meso, internals, etc., and they are stimulated by acupuncture, which regulates gastrointestinal functions and mitigates stomach inflammation.

3. The massage is also an effective treatment. A massage of the abdomen promotes gastrointestinal creeping, improves stomach emptiness and mitigates stomach inflammation.

V. Diet and living habits

In the treatment of acute stomach disease, dietary regulation is as important as the adjustment of living habits.

1. The principle of diet with less eating, more digestive and mild food shall be observed in the case of people who adjust their diet. In the early stages, fluent or semi-fluent diets, such as rare meals, noodles, etc., can be used to avoid greasy, spicy and cold foods and to avoid stimulating stomach mucous membranes. As the condition improves, the transition to a normal diet can be gradual.

2. Prohibition of smoking and smoking and drinking can exacerbate symptoms of stomach inflammation, and patients should stop drinking and maintain good habits.

3. Care should be taken to ensure adequate rest for those suffering from acute stomachitis and to avoid overwork. At the same time, the changes in the condition, such as increased symptoms, continued fever, etc., should be observed in a timely manner.

Summary

The treatment of acute stomach disease should be based on a reasonable choice of the drug based on the patient ‘ s specific symptoms and should be guided by a doctor to avoid substance abuse. At the same time, the adjustment of diet and living habits is an important measure for the treatment of acute stomachitis. In the course of treatment, the patient should maintain a good mental attitude and actively cooperate with the doctor to promote rehabilitation.

It is hoped that, through the detailed presentation of the above-mentioned drug guidelines, it will be possible to help patients and health-care workers to better understand the drug treatment for acute stomachitis and to provide the patient with scientific and effective treatment programmes.

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