How long does it take for gastric bleeding to return to normal

In life, many people have irregular diets, often overeat, and like to eat some irritating foods, which often cause great harm to the gastrointestinal tract. If they are too tired and their mood changes greatly at the same time, it is particularly easy to cause gastric bleeding. When gastric bleeding occurs, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time and develop good living habits and eating habits.

1. Eat more liquid foods, such as porridge, and avoid eating too much salt and pickled foods. Both of these things contain nitrosamines, which can induce and cause gastric ulcers.

2. Try not to eat or eat less celery, leeks, pineapples, and ham that are high in crude fiber; do not drink or drink less coffee, alcohol, strong tea, and overly sweet or sour drinks. If necessary, you should quit smoking and drinking.

3. For fruits, you can consider eating those with light taste and no acidic stimulation. Don’t consider hard fruits like apples for now. You can eat less pears and bananas as they have the function of cleansing the intestines.

Note:

1. Get enough rest, avoid staying up late and overwork, eat three meals at regular times and in regular amounts, eat small meals frequently, and avoid overeating.

2. Quit smoking and avoid consuming irritating foods such as alcohol, coffee, strong tea, cola, chili pepper, and pepper. Food should also not be too sweet, too salty, too cold, or too hot.

3. Chew slowly when eating and be relaxed. Take a short rest after meals before starting to work. Live a regular life, avoid staying up late, keep a happy mood, reduce unnecessary worries, and use cooking methods that are easy to digest (such as steaming, boiling, and stewing).

Causes of gastric bleeding:

1. More than 40% are caused by gastric and duodenal ulcers. People with a history of digestive tract diseases such as overwork, irregular daily diet, and abnormal emotional tension are more likely to develop the disease;

2. The second is gastric bleeding caused by acute hemorrhagic gastritis. Most of the gastric bleeding caused by these two reasons can be effectively cured after regular treatment.

3. Another cause of gastric bleeding is liver cirrhosis. Patients with liver cirrhosis generally develop esophageal varices. If they eat rough food or are overly emotionally stimulated, the veins at the fundus of the esophagus will burst and massive bleeding will occur.

4. The mortality rate of gastric bleeding is as high as 10%