Drinking tea won't cure you. As long as it is medicine that can be taken after meals, it is not a big problem to drink tea with meals. Even if you drink tea, the amount of tea brewed per person per day is very limited, in grams. Even if it is taken with tea, the influence on the medicine can be ignored because of the low concentration of tea.

People with gastric ulcer are not suitable for drinking tea. After drinking tea, especially green tea, they will have stomachache immediately. Tea is taboo for them, even if they don't take medicine. If you drink tea while taking medicine to treat gastric ulcer, the effect of medicine will definitely be discounted, but it is not the influence of tea on medicine, but the direct stimulation of tea on ulcer.

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