Insufficient Digestion Syndrome: Treatment
Last reviewed: 19.10.2021
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Treatment of dyspepsia primarily involves exposure to the underlying disease. Treatment of nutritional deficiencies in digestion is based on the additional introduction in the diet of the missing substances - proteins, amino acids, vitamins, mineral salts, in order to stimulate the biosynthesis of the protein or prosthetic part of the enzymes. When diarrhea is prescribed for 2-5 days, diet number 4, and then when the condition improves - No. 46, which lead to the normalization of the functions of the digestive system. In the absence of the effect of the diet for the first few days, as well as with severe dyspepsia, it is advisable to additionally appoint astringents (chalk, white clay of 0.5 g, tanalbin 0.4 g, dermatol 0.3 g, infusion of bilberry fruits, bird cherry, anointing of alder, oak bark, grenade crusts), and with meteorism, carminative (carboline, infusion of peppermint leaves, dill seed). Enzyme preparations promote the normalization of digestion: pancreatin, abomin, panzinorm, pankurmen, polizim, mezim-forte, triferment, festal, digistal, etc.