People with stomach problems without symptoms of bloating can consume broccoli, and those with symptoms of bloating should avoid broccoli. People with stomach problems without symptoms of bloating and burping can consume broccoli. Broccoli can replenish vitamins and dietary fiber in the body. Broccoli is not recommended for people with stomach problems who have symptoms such as bloating and hiccups. Broccoli can produce a lot of gas during digestion and absorption, leading to increased symptoms of bloating. Dietary taboos for gastric patients are mainly spicy, greasy, cold and other irritating foods, soft, easy to digest and other general food can be eaten. Take fish as an example, steamed fish can be eaten in moderation, while boiled fish, pickled fish, etc. are not recommended. For patients with gastric problems, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time, and be guided by the doctor to have a healthy diet in accordance with the specific conditions of the individual.