Patients which have severe gastric ulcers and esophageal disorder can use feeding routes such as Enteral feeding and Nasogastric feeding
Enteral feeding is a type of feeding that involves passing of tubes through the mouth or directly to the stomach. Since we are told that the patient has esophageal disorder then the tube can be passed directly to the stomach.
It involves giving them the nutrition which may not require enzymatic action in which they can't eat under normal circumstances.
Nasogastric feeding involves the passing of tubes directly into the stomach through the nose. This system helps to bypass the movement of nutrition through the esophagus .
The options listed above are the best to prevent further complications and helps reduces the stress and discomfort faced by patients while they undergo adequate for the ulcers.
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