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Is A Diet Needed To Recover From Barrett S Disease?
I am looking for Dr Kevin Seija, Colorado Gastroenterology to get some medical records. I am now in FL and I need them. I have Barretts disease and wanted to know if there is a special diet for it or just stay pretty much on an ulcer diet? Thanks, Carol
the first priority in treating Barrett's esophagus is to stop the damage to the esophageal lining, which usually means eliminating acid reflux. Most patients are advised to avoid certain foods and behaviors that increase the risk of reflux. Foods that can worsen reflux include: chocolate, coffee and tea, peppermint, alcohol, fatty foods Acidic juices such as orange or tomato juice may also worsen symptoms. Behaviors that can worsen reflux include eating meals just before going to bed, lying down soon after eating meals, and eating very large meals. Placing bricks or blocks under the head of the bed (to raise it by about six inches) help to keep acid in the stomach while sleeping.
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Is A Diet Needed To Recover From Barrett S Disease?
hello, the first priority in treating Barrett s esophagus is to stop the damage to the esophageal lining, which usually means eliminating acid reflux. Most patients are advised to avoid certain foods and behaviors that increase the risk of reflux. Foods that can worsen reflux include: chocolate, coffee and tea, peppermint, alcohol, fatty foods Acidic juices such as orange or tomato juice may also worsen symptoms. Behaviors that can worsen reflux include eating meals just before going to bed, lying down soon after eating meals, and eating very large meals. Placing bricks or blocks under the head of the bed (to raise it by about six inches) help to keep acid in the stomach while sleeping. I hope I helped you a little bit with your question.