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Suggest Diet To Be Followed While Suffering With Ulcers And Gasteoparesis

hi I need to know what are some foods that I can eat I have ulcers and gasteoparesis slow stomach I think I finnaly got the right medicine for it I just need to know what I can eat without upsetting any of these conditions please help or do I have tp just go through trail and error thank you kim ford e-mail if needed is YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Dear user,

I really understand your concern.

Based on your medical conditions I will recommend for your diet:

* Eat a well-balanced diet with high fiber content.
* Eat meals at regular intervals. Frequent small feedings are unnecessary.
* Avoid bedtime snacks.
* Eliminate foods that cause pain or distress; otherwise, your diet is usually not restricted. Examples of foods that cause worse pain are:
- peppermint
- spicy food
- alcohol
* Avoid extremely hot or cold food or fluids, chew thoroughly, and eat leisurely and relaxed for better digestion.



All the best!

Dr. Elton Halili
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE


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Suggest Diet To Be Followed While Suffering With Ulcers And Gasteoparesis

Dear user, I really understand your concern. Based on your medical conditions I will recommend for your diet: * Eat a well-balanced diet with high fiber content. * Eat meals at regular intervals. Frequent small feedings are unnecessary. * Avoid bedtime snacks. * Eliminate foods that cause pain or distress; otherwise, your diet is usually not restricted. Examples of foods that cause worse pain are: - peppermint - spicy food - alcohol * Avoid extremely hot or cold food or fluids, chew thoroughly, and eat leisurely and relaxed for better digestion. All the best! Dr. Elton Halili MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE