Apricots contain strong acids, and if apricots are eaten in large quantities at one time, these acids will accumulate in the stomach cavity and stimulate the stomach wall causing congestion and edema, so the abdominal pain caused by eating too many apricots may be stomach pain, which is clinically considered as acute gastritis. How to deal with this situation? If the pain is obvious, the abdomen can be warmed up with hot towels, massage the stomach, take oral omeprazole to reduce stomach acid, and take oral aluminum thioglycollate gel to protect the gastric mucosa. If the patient’s abdominal pain is accompanied by diarrhea, he can take antidiarrheal drugs such as montelukast and emmenagogue, and the symptoms will slowly improve after one day of the above treatment. The patient should not eat too much apricot, especially not on an empty stomach, but in small quantities, especially if he suffers from gastritis, gastric ulcer or stomach disease.