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Home Medications and Treatments for Gastritis Symptoms of GastritisThe most common symptom of gastritis is pain or discomfort in the upper central portion (the "pit" of the stomach) of the abdomen. Most common symptoms: Abdominal pain Some of the more serious symptoms that may be associated with gastritis are blood in vomit, palpitations, chest pain, stomach pain, breathlessness, and Black sticky stools. Immediate medical assistance is required, as these symptoms may indicate a more serious condition, such a bleed in the stomach. Elderly people in particular have a much higher likelihood of developing painless stomach damage. They may have no symptoms at all (no nausea, vomiting, pain) until they are suddenly taken ill with internal bleeding. Causes of Gastritis Gastritis develops when the mucus-lined barrier of the stomach walls becomes inflamed or damaged Treatment Of Gastritis Coconut: Coconut water is an excellent remedy for gastritis. It gives the stomach the necessary rest and provides vitamins and minerals. The stomach is greatly helped in returning to a normal condition if nothing but coconut water is given during the first twenty-four hours. Rice: ( 1 Vote ) Rice gruel is another excellent remedy for acute cases of gastritis. One cup of rice gruel is recommended twice daily. In chronic cases where the flow of gastric juice is meagre, such foods as require prolonged vigorous mastication are beneficial as they induce a greater flow of gastric juice. Potato: ( 1 Vote ) Potato juice has been found valuable in relieving gastritis. The recommended dose is half a cup of the juice, two or three times daily, half an hour before meals. Marigold: ( 1 Vote ) The herb marigold is also considered beneficial in the treatment of gastritis. An infusion of the herb in doses of a tablespoon may be taken twice daily. Dietary Considerations Eating a diet high in fiber may not only cut your risk of developing gastritis and ulcers in half, but fiber-rich foods may also speed the healing of ulcers. Fruits and vegetables are particularly protective sources of fiber and seem to reduce the amount of inflammation in the lining of the stomach; fruit juice appears to have this benefit as well. Plus, if you didn't have enough reasons to avoid fat in your diet already, animal studies suggest that high fat foods may lead to gastritis. Consumption of foods and beverages that irritate the lining of the stomach or increase the stomach acids should be avoided completely or reduced, and known allergens eliminated. These often include:
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