I don't have a good appetite. What should I eat to appease my appetite?

Patients with poor appetite can eat appetizing food or improve symptoms through medication.

1. Food

patients can eat some foods that promote gastric acid secretion, such as tangerine peel, hawthorn or plum, and patients can also eat rice porridge, noodles, bread and other foods that are easy to digest.

2. Drug

patients can take mosapride tablets, dopan copper tablets or itopride tablets under the guidance of doctors to enhance gastric motility and promote digestion. Multienzyme tablets, bifidobacterium tetrad tablets or milk enzyme tablets can also be taken to regulate intestinal flora, promote digestion and improve appetite.