Introduction Gastritis is an inflammation of the stomach, more precisely of the stomach lining. The irritated stomach lining is disturbed in its function, e.g. production of gastric acid, and reacts with stomach pain, nausea and vomiting. There can be several causes for an inflammation of the stomach mucosa, mostly infections with bacteria or viruses are … Nutrition in a gatritis
Foods to avoid One should avoid anything that further attacks the stomach. This includes above all spicy or sour food or drinks. Foods that are generally suspected of causing a gastrointestinal infection, such as frozen products, doner kebabs, ice cream, sushi, egg dishes, meat that has not been processed by yourself, etc. should also be … Foods to avoid | Nutrition in a gatritis
Further therapeutic measures In addition to nutrition as a basic measure, there is of course also medical support for the treatment of gastritis. Most drugs are even available over the counter at the pharmacy. In acute infection-related gastritis, symptoms such as nausea and vomiting are in the foreground. Substances such as dimenhydrinate (Vomex) or metoclopramide … Further therapeutic measures | Nutrition in a gatritis
