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Gastritis treatment
I was diagnosed with Erosive Antral gastrtis three months ago through gastroscopy with RUT for H pylori positive , Completed the H Pylori eradication therapy(Amoxicillin + clarithromycin + Esomeprazole) of two weeks.
Thereafter , since symptoms were still there, doctor told to take Esomeprazole bid for 3 weeks, followed by another 3 weeks of Esomeprazole bid with Ranitidine 300mg HS.
Now I am consulting a different doctor , who has prescribed Acogut tid after meals , and Ranitidine 150mg HS along with ME 12 OD for vitamin B12 supplement (my B12 Level is 105 currently) for a month and i have been taking these medicines since 10 days.
My problem is I still feel heaviness in stomach after lunch and bloating sometimes, and still unable to eat properly as i used to eat before gastritis.
I have followed all the lifestyle changes suggested as well for the last 3 months.
When can i return back to normal life?
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Please follow these steps
1.frequent small meals instead of lunch & dinner
2. Stop all green chillies, red chillies & masala from your diet. (This has to be followed strictly.Stop totally not reduce Spices)
3. Dinner by 7 pm
4. Interval between dinner & bed time should be 3 hours minimum
Your diet should be like a triangle where the base which is broad is the breakfast, the middle of the triangle which is slightly smaller is the lunch and tip of the triangle which is smallest is your dinner.
All Medicines prescribed work perfectly When above changes are implemented. Try them & you should be fine.
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