Milk is very common in our daily lives and contains a wide range of nutrients. For example, proteins, fats, minerals, vitamins, etc., have a high nutritional value, so currently there are many people who drink milk. As for whether people with peptic ulcers can drink milk, opinions vary. Some say it is possible, while others say it is not; it really depends on the specific situation. If it is the acute phase of a peptic ulcer, often accompanied by excessive stomach acid, it is generally best to avoid drinking milk. This is because drinking milk might stimulate the secretion of stomach acid. If it is the healing phase of a peptic ulcer, drinking small amounts of milk can be helpful. At the same time, try to avoid drinking milk that is too cold.