Bulbit stomach - what is it?

If you have frequent pain in the stomach, attacks of nausea and dizziness, it can be caused by gastritis. But not excluded and bulbits. What is it - bulbitt stomach, and how to cope with this disease? First of all, we should consider the medical aspect.

Symptoms and types of stomach bulbitis

Bulbit stomach is asymptomatic in the early stages. For several years you can experience only mild nausea in the morning and do not even suspect that you have inflammation of the duodenal bulb mucosa. It is this disorder that has been called the bulbot of the stomach, since it is directly related to the work of this organ. Too sour food, medicines and other corrosive substances provoke inflammation. Each time the lesion becomes more and more, and in time, such symptoms may appear:

• sharp pain in the stomach, can give in the intercostal space;
• bouts of nausea and vomiting after eating;
• bitter taste of bile in the mouth;
• weakness, headaches.

Depending on the nature of the disease and the causes of its occurrence, the following types are distinguished:

• superficial bulbitis of the stomach;
• erosive bulbite;
• focal bulbitis of the stomach;
• catarrhal and chronic bulbitis;
• atrophic bulbitis of the stomach.

Treatment of Stomach Bulbitt

Each type is selected the appropriate treatment:

1. Superficial bulbitis is an early stage, when only the upper part of the mucous membrane is affected, therefore for its elimination it is enough only to review the diet and refuse to take medication and dietary supplements for a while.
2. Erosive bulbitis, that is, the appearance of small ulcers on the mucosa, is treated the same way.
3. Focal bulbit is characterized by accumulations of ulcers and involves the taking of funds that accelerate regeneration.
4. The cause of catarrhal and chronic bulbitis is a certain type of bacteria that can be infected with food or airborne, so antibiotics are used in the therapy of these types of disease.
5. Atrophic bulbitis - the last stage, in which the walls of the duodenum become much thinner and paler. In this case, hospitalization is unavoidable.

With all types of bulbits, you can take painkillers and antispasmodics, as well as antacid drugs and mild sedatives . Also, patients are shown a two-day fasting and a diet that excludes the use of spicy and fatty foods.

Treatment of gastric bulbitis with folk remedies

Now that we know how it is customary to treat bulbits of the stomach in official medicine, you can talk about folk remedies. After all, as is known, many diseases can be easily defeated without the use of chemistry. In the early stages of the bulbite, it is enough to have such simple and affordable medicines as infusion of St. John's wort flowers:

1. Take 1 tbsp. spoonful of dried St. John's wort flowers, pour 300 ml of steep boiling water, cover.
2. After 2 hours strain the broth, pour into a glass bottle.
3. Take 50 mg of infusion for 10-15 minutes before you start eating.

Store the product in the refrigerator for no longer than 2 days.

In the event that you have a chronic, or catarrhal bulbitis diagnosed, it is possible to kill bacteria with the help of herbs. It can be such plants:

• tansy;
• root and leaves of dandelion;
• sagebrush;
• Icelandic moss;
• chamomile.

Of these, infusion is prepared according to the same scheme as from St. John's wort, only in the case of tansy and wormwood the amount of plant material should be reduced by half. The course of treatment is the same.

If you follow a diet as an auxiliary, propolis can be used. In a day should be taken with food 1-2 teaspoons of this substance. In the warm season, propolis can be combined with the juice of plantain leaves in proportions one to one.