"Due to the fear that symptoms will worsen after eating, many patients will reduce their food intake, leading to weight loss, diarrhea, malnutrition, and even anemia, dizziness, fatigue, and weakness in the whole body and limbs, sweating, and other symptoms."
"However..."
"However, what?"
Lu Xuan shifted the topic, glanced at the few people in the consultation room, and said: "In traditional Chinese medicine, there is no concept of reflux gastritis as such, but these types of illnesses are included under the concepts of 'stomach ache', 'acid regurgitation', and 'rumbling' in Chinese medicine.
Its pathology is often related to the liver's failure to disperse and descend, which results in horizontal disharmony overcoming earth and attacking the stomach; when gallbladder qi reverses upward with liver qi, it leads to excessive belching, dry mouth, and a bitter taste.
