Indigestion is a common disease among modern people, and its symptoms include belching, acid reflux, postprandial fullness, and epigastric discomfort. The fast pace of life, heavy workload, improper diet and mental stress of modern working people make the onset of indigestion more common. Many of them belong to functional dyspepsia (FD). The so-called functional dyspepsia refers to a group of clinical syndromes with postprandial fullness, early satiety, epigastric pain or burning sensation in the epigastrium, and the organic diseases causing these symptoms are excluded by examination. According to the epidemiological survey, functional dyspepsia accounts for about 28.5% of gastroenterology outpatient visits. According to the latest Rome III diagnostic criteria, it can be divided into postprandial discomfort syndrome and epigastric pain syndrome according to its clinical manifestations. With dyspepsia, recurrent symptoms such as stomach discomfort, fullness, belching, etc., plague people’s daily work. Some studies show that 80% of FD patients have mental conditions at the same time, and common mental abnormalities are anxiety and depression symptoms, anxiety or depression, which further affect their life and work and aggravate gastrointestinal symptoms. Without timely treatment, dyspepsia and sleep disorders alternately aggravate, seriously affecting the patient’s quality of life, and even gradually disconnect from society. The author has seen many patients who are reluctant to go to work and school, and are unwilling to contact society. The pathogenesis of FD has not been fully clarified, and may be related to gastrointestinal motility disorders, gastrointestinal hormones, increased visceral sensitivity, and neuropsychiatric factors of the patient. Modern medicine for the treatment of functional dyspepsia, to use acid suppressants and gastric motivational drugs, for the emergence of psychological problems psychological disorders with antidepressants, etc., mostly for short-term symptomatic treatment, long-term efficacy is not ideal, and long-term use also has certain side effects. Ancestral medicine has long recognized this disease, Chinese medicine does not have functional dyspepsia, the disease belongs to the Chinese medicine full, gastric pain category. According to Chinese medicine, the disease is located in the spleen and stomach, poor diet, cold and warm discomfort, overwork, mental stimulation, etc. can lead to internal injury to the spleen and stomach, the Qi is not smooth and full and stuffy disease. However, a large number of studies have shown that spleen deficiency and qi stagnation and liver qi offending the stomach are the most common clinical patterns in Chinese medicine, which is consistent with modern medical research showing that most patients have psychiatric symptoms. Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture have great potential in the treatment of dyspepsia. In particular, acupuncture is easy to operate and has no toxic side effects, which makes it suitable for promotion and application. Our previous clinical work showed that acupuncture can effectively relieve belching, postprandial fullness, and epigastric pain in functional dyspepsia. The results showed that the patient’s symptom scores and related quality of life improved significantly, and the corresponding TCM evidence scores also improved significantly. The follow-up after the treatment was also satisfactory. Patients with dyspepsia should not treat the disease negatively, but should recognize the disease early, pay attention to its hazards, pay attention to life conditioning, and seek timely medical care to improve the quality of life.