For patients with esophagitis reflux, some lighter black tea can be consumed in moderation, but strong tea should be avoided to avoid aggravating the symptoms of reflux. For the more severe symptoms of reflux esophagitis, tea is also not recommended. Reflux esophagitis is a relatively common clinical digestive system diseases, mainly refers to the stomach and duodenal contents of the reflux into the esophagus, and then acid reflux, heartburn, throat discomfort and other symptoms. Some light black tea can still be consumed, but avoid strong tea, because strong tea may stimulate the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract, theophylline and caffeine to stimulate the secretion of gastric acid, which will aggravate the patient’s symptoms of reflux, and is also not conducive to the recovery of the condition. In daily life, patients with reflux esophagitis should pay attention to a light diet, small and frequent meals, avoid spicy stimulation, greasy, cold and other foods, try to quit smoking and limit alcohol, develop healthy habits, reasonable arrangement of work and rest, to avoid excessive late at night, appropriate exercise and so on. If the patient’s reflux symptoms are more serious, go to the hospital as soon as possible, under the guidance of professional physicians to give some acid-suppressing drugs, such as rabeprazole, lafutidine, etc., to help relieve symptoms.