What is the best way to treat stomach problems in Shijiazhuang?

> Shijiazhuang Lantian Gastroenterology Department consultation phone number:, Consultation: "Hebei Key Gastroenterology Specialist★Focus on Gastrointestinal Year" Stomach disease is a common disease, but many patients do not know when to take gastric medicine. They usually take it at meal time I remembered it was time to take medicine. In fact, different types of gastric medicines have different mechanisms of action and are affected by food differently, so the taking time of different types of gastric medicines is also different. Only when the medicine is taken at the right time can the effectiveness of the medicine be fully exerted.
Antacids: Common drugs include aluminum hydroxide, calcium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, aluminum magnesium carbonate, etc. This type of drug exerts its therapeutic effect by neutralizing gastric acid, and gastric acid secretion reaches its peak ~ hours after eating, so antacids are most effective when taken ~ hours after meals, and the effect can be maintained for ~ hours.
Acid-suppressing drugs: Acid-suppressing drugs are divided into two categories, one is receptor antagonists and the other is proton pump inhibitors. The former include cimetidine, ranitidine, famotidine, etc., and the latter include rabeprazole, omeprazole, pantoprazole, etc. Proton pump inhibitors are easily affected by food in the stomach, so they are usually taken before breakfast and dinner. They should be swallowed whole and not chewed. Gastric acid secretion is greater at night than during the day, so taking a single dose of receptor antagonists before bed is more effective than taking them in divided doses during the day. When taking antacids and acid-suppressing drugs at the same time, they should be separated by one hour.
Gastric mucosal protective agents: Common drugs include colloidal bismuth tartrate, mezulin, teprenone, and rebamipide. Generally taken before meals or between meals, the drug can form a protective film on the stomach wall to reduce gastric discomfort.
. Gastric motility drugs: common drugs are domperidone, mosapride, metoclopramide tablets, etc. This type of drug should be taken half an hour before a meal, when the drug concentration reaches its peak just at the time of the meal, which can effectively improve gastric motility after a meal and promote digestion.
Digestive drugs: Common drugs include digestive enzymes, pancreatic enzyme enteric-coated capsules, multi-enzyme tablets, etc. When taken immediately before meals, the medicine can be fully mixed with food, which is conducive to the decomposition and absorption of proteins and lipids in food and exerts its medicinal effect.