Digestive Medicine Selection Guide

Find the right medicine for your digestive symptoms

How to Use This Guide

This guide helps you choose the right digestive medicine based on your symptoms and needs. Follow the flowchart below to identify which category best addresses your condition.

Key Point: Different digestive issues require different approaches. Choose based on your primary symptom and the underlying cause of your discomfort.

Product Selection Flowchart

START: What is your main symptom?
Q1: Do you have SHARP STOMACH PAIN or CRAMPS?
YES
NO
→ Analgesics & Antispasmodics
Quick pain relief
Q2: Do you have HEARTBURN or ACID REFLUX?
YES
NO
→ Antacid
Neutralize stomach acid
Q3: Is food SITTING in your stomach?
YES
NO
→ Digestive Aid
Help break down food
Q4: Do you have GASTRITIS or stomach damage?
YES
NO
→ Mucosal Protection
Heal stomach lining
Q5: Is your stomach CHRONICALLY WEAK?
YES
MILD
→ Quasi-drug
Daily support

Category Comparison Table

Comparison Item Analgesics & Antispasmodics Antacid Digestive Aid Mucosal Protection
What This Is Quick pain relief Neutralize stomach acid Break down food Heal stomach lining
Best For
  • Sudden sharp pain
  • Stomach cramps
  • Spasms
  • Heartburn
  • Acid reflux
  • After alcohol
  • Food sitting
  • Bloating
  • Heavy meals
  • Gastritis
  • Damaged lining
  • Recovery
How It Works Relaxes muscles, stops spasms Neutralizes acid Adds enzymes Protects & repairs
Speed of Relief Fast (15-30 min) Fast (5-15 min) Moderate (30-60 min) Gradual (days-weeks)
Usage Type As needed As needed After meals Regular course
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Additional Specialized Categories

Comparison Item Chinese Medicine Stomach Tonic Quasi-drug
What This Is Holistic herbal care Strengthen stomach Mild daily support
Best For Chronic weakness, natural approach Poor appetite, recovery, building strength Minor discomfort, prevention, daily use
Approach Traditional Kampo formulas Bitter herbs stimulate function Lower concentration actives
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Important Tips

When to See a Doctor

If symptoms persist for more than 2 weeks, are severe, or include blood in stool or vomit, seek medical attention immediately. These could be signs of serious conditions requiring professional care.

Medication Interactions

Some digestive medicines can interact with other medications. If you take regular medications, consult a pharmacist before starting new digestive medicine, especially antacids.

Lifestyle Matters

Medicine works best alongside healthy habits. Eat slowly, avoid late-night meals, manage stress, and limit alcohol and spicy foods for better digestive health.

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