What are the drugs for stomach problems?

Rabelazole, domperidone, sucralfate and glutamine are used to treat stomach diseases. Rabelazole is a proton pump inhibitor, mainly used to inhibit gastric acid secretion. Many stomach diseases are caused by gastric acid stimulation to the gastric mucosa, and can be treated with Rabelazole. Domperidone is a gastric motility promoter, which can coordinate the movement of pylorus, promote gastric food emptying, and reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal system. Sucralfate is a protective agent of gastric mucosa. After entering the stomach, it can release sucrose sulfate complex ions, which can combine with protein substances exuding from inflammation and ulcer to form a protective film on the ulcer surface and promote the recovery of gastritis and gastric ulcer. Glutamine can prevent the decomposition of muscle protein, improve the body immunity, improve the resistance of gastric mucosa to gastric acid, and help improve stomach diseases.