Dyspeptic Syndrome, Stomach Ask for Help (II)
How to help
To control the symptoms of dyspeptic syndrome is important to know the specific causes that gave rise, in order that the correct treatment is geared to home and symptoms, but in many cases the complaints are excessive, so the doctor (gastroenterologist in this case) will try to give them relief as soon as possible following an empirical treatment, in example, based on their scientific expertise.
This option is generally suitable for patients under 45 years of age, with no evidence of any chronic disease like diabetes, it is also useful in those with mild symptoms but long-term, intermittent or easily controlled. The most frequent treatment options to control the unpleasant symptoms are:
Antacids. Are excellent means of treating mild symptoms of dyspepsia, especially when related to excess or deterioration of the regular diet, not recommended for patients who suffer from constant or daily dyspepsia.
Succinate bismuth. Protects and regenerates the mucosa, however, as come to absorb small amounts of bismuth should not be used for a long time.
Blockers. Products that prevent the secretion of gastric juice (hydrochloric acid) are one of the most used by patients who self-medicate, however, who do not improve significantly with this treatment require specific studies for accurate diagnosis and give corresponding treatment.
Prokinetics. Drugs that enhance gastrointestinal motility disorders and provide relief in patients with gastroesophageal reflux or dyspepsia without ulcer presence, but, like the previous drugs, if there is no significant improvement, additional testing will be performed for control.
credit to: Dr. Eduardo Ramirez Jaramillo