Erythroplastic gastritis can be relieved after about 1~2 months of taking traditional Chinese medicine, and some of them need longer time. Traditional Chinese medicine can relieve stomach pain, bloating, indigestion and other symptoms brought about by erosive gastritis, but it may not necessarily be a definite cure.
Erosive gastritis is a digestive disease in which the gastric mucosa is damaged in various ways leading to different degrees of gastric mucosal erosion, which is mainly manifested by abdominal pain, nausea, nausea, acid reflux, loss of appetite, etc. The symptoms of erosive gastritis can be effectively relieved by taking Chinese medicine.
Taking Chinese medicine can effectively relieve clinical symptoms, according to clinical experience, generally taking 1~2 months can significantly relieve symptoms, but some patients need a longer time due to physical weakness, long illness, failure to take medication on time and other reasons.
Chinese medicine treatment of erosive gastritis is often divided into liver and stomach disharmony, spleen and stomach dampness and heat, spleen and stomach weakness, gastric yin insufficiency (insufficient yin fluid in the stomach), gastric stasis and other types of evidence to identify and use medicine.
Liver-stomach disharmony syndrome can be treated with Chaihu Shuohe San (柴胡疏肝散) plus or minus; nausea and vomiting can be treated with Siwei San (四逆散) plus or minus; and hiccups can be treated with Wumao Drink (五磨饮子) plus or minus.
Those with stomach pain can be treated by adding or subtracting Qingzhong Tang; those with abdominal distension can be treated by adding or subtracting Diarrhea Heart Tang and Lianpu Drink.
Those with insufficient stomach yin can be treated by adding or subtracting Yiqi Tang; those with nausea and vomiting can be treated by adding or subtracting Maimendong Tang. Weakness of the spleen and stomach can be treated with Lizhong Pill. For those with gastric stasis, add or subtract Loxiao San and Danshen Drink.
If the diagnosis of erosive gastritis is confirmed, and if Chinese medicine is needed as an adjunctive treatment, it is recommended to go to a regular medical institution and follow the doctor’s prescription.