What medicine can cure mumps quickly?

Mumps refers to various chronic inflammatory lesions of the gastric mucosa caused by different causes. It is a common disease, and its incidence rate ranks first among various stomach diseases. The principle of combined medication for mumps is: do not "combine randomly", and pay attention to first come first served. Under this principle, the order of taking combined medications must be correct.

Medication recommendations

Most cases of chronic superficial parotitis can be reversed, and a small number can turn into chronic atrophic parotitis. Chronic atrophic parotitis gradually worsens with age, but mild cases can also be reversed. Therefore, the treatment of parotitis should start as early as possible from chronic superficial parotitis, and chronic atrophic parotitis should also be treated persistently.

Order of medication

In clinical practice, commonly used combination medications include acid suppressants, gastric mucosal protective agents, gastric prokinetic drugs, etc. The order of taking medication is as follows:

1. Acid inhibitors are the main medicine, and gastric acid neutralizers and gastric mucosal protectants should be used as auxiliary drugs.

2. Gastric mucosal protective agents and prokinetic drugs are the main drugs, which should be supplemented with weak acid inhibitors.

Medication time

1. Prokinetic drugs: They are usually taken half an hour before meals. The purpose is to use prokinetic drugs to promote gastric emptying.

2. Gastric mucosal protective agent: Take it half an hour after a meal. At this time, the stomach is basically empty and the effect of gastric mucosal protective agent can be more lasting.

3. Weak acid inhibitors: Take one hour after a meal.

Taking peptic ulcer as an example, patients need to take acid suppressants and gastric mucosal protectants regularly (usually for two months). In order to quickly relieve pain, the dosage of acid suppressants can generally be increased within 1 week. After that, it is necessary to continue taking it at the regular dosage. If the drug is stopped too early, the symptoms may still recur.