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Gastritis - References
A dull ache in your belly may be a sign of gastritis, an inflammation of the stomach lining. First uncover the cause. Then control the discomfort. According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful.
- Get to know gamma oryzanol
Take 300 mg a day of this supplement to improve gastritis symptoms
- Steer clear of irritants
Help with the healing process and prevent recurrences by reducing your intake of salt, caffeine, decaf coffee, alcohol, and spicy foods
- Say no to smoking
Reduce your risks by kicking the habit
- Get a checkup
Visit your doctor to find out if your gastritis is due to a treatable medical condition and whether you should avoid taking certain irritating medications
Also indexed as:
- alcoholic gastritis,
- gastritis
About this treatment
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