The patients who have stomach qi upward reversal (stomach qi rising instead of falling) should be treated with regular medicines. There are many reasons leading to stomach qi upward reversal, such as liver and stomach disharmony (disharmony between the function of liver rising and stomach descending), spleen and stomach yang deficiency, etc. Chinese medicines such as Gastric Sue Granules and Xiangsha Nourishing Stomach Pills can alleviate the symptom of stomach qi upward reversal. 1. Gastric Su Granules: It is composed of Perilla frutescens stalks, Fragrant ferns, Chen Pi and other medicines, with the effect of regulating qi and eliminating flatulence (smoothing qi and eliminating bloating), harmonizing the stomach and relieving pain. It is suitable for the qi stagnation type of gastric and epigastric pains caused by the disharmony of the liver and stomach, and the main manifestation is the distension of the gastric epigastrium and pains, and it is soothed when it is belching (burping) or farting, and there is tightness in the chest with little food and poor defecation. Occasionally after taking dry mouth, noisy (stomach similar to hunger, emptiness with burning sensation) and other adverse reactions, pregnant women should not take. 2. Xiangsha Nourishing Stomach Pill: It is composed of wood sorrel, sand nut, atractylodes macrocephala, tangerine peel and other medicines, with the effect of warming the middle and stomach (warming the spleen and stomach, regulating the stomach and internal organs), it is suitable for stomach pain and plumping (stomach distension and discomfort) caused by stomach yang insufficiency and dampness and stagnation of qi (due to the obstruction of dampness and evils that lead to the human body’s poor qi), and it can be used in treating the symptoms of stuffy epigastrium, vomiting of acid and so on, which are caused by the stomach qi upward reversal. Adverse reactions and contraindications after administration are not known. Patients with gastric qi retrogression should consult a medical professional to identify the cause and then treat the cause, rather than blindly using traditional Chinese remedies, in order to avoid delaying the condition.