Patients with poor spleen and stomach often suffer from indigestion, loss of appetite, stomach pain, acid reflux and other uncomfortable symptoms. There are many causes of poor spleen and stomach. Frequent overeating or eating cold and greasy foods are likely to lead to various diseases of the spleen and stomach. If you maintain bad eating habits for a long time, or often appear to drink and smoke, eat in excess, irregular diet, etc., it is likely to lead to gastric mucosa. It is likely to cause damage to the gastric mucosa and produce symptoms of chronic gastritis and gastric ulcer. If the stomach does not digest well for a long time, it is likely to affect the function of the large intestine, and even diarrhea, abdominal distension and a series of small and large intestine dysfunction symptoms. If the stomach is difficult to empty, resulting in the accumulation of food in the stomach and intestines, it is also likely that the stomach gas will be rebellious, and a series of symptoms such as burping, vomiting and acidity. You can often eat foods that strengthen the spleen and stomach and help digestion, such as lotus seeds, yam, barley porridge, can play a role in strengthening the spleen and stomach, to relieve the symptoms caused by a weak spleen and stomach, has a very good improvement effect. If the symptoms do not continue to improve, you can also use some drugs to treat as appropriate. For example, h2 receptor antagonist, has the effect of inhibiting stomach acid and protecting the gastric mucosa. Therefore, if you want to treat the disease of poor spleen and stomach. It is necessary to take a comprehensive approach from diet and medication in order to relieve the symptoms.