What are the symptoms of gastric acid?

Stomach acid symptoms are mainly heartburn and acid reflux, and may also show symptoms of upper abdominal pain. Increased stomach acid may be related to the stimulation of foods eaten, resulting in increased gastric acid secretion. It may also be that patients suffer from gastritis or peptic ulcers. If you eat sweet, sour or spicy foods, it may cause increased gastric acid secretion. If the patient often shows heartburn, stomach pain and acid reflux, under the guidance of the doctor can take drugs that inhibit acid secretion. For example, omeprazole, pantoprazole, rabeprazole, etc., can also use magnesium carbonate or sucralfate suspension gel and other gastric mucosa protective agents. Usually appropriate abdominal hot compress, prevent eating spicy food.