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Suggest Remedies For Excess Burping After Gall Bladder Removal
>I am 78 years old and have removed my gallbladder and am diabetic and on insulin. Right now am suffering with a lot of gas in my stomach and am not feeling hungry at all. I am gasing through my mouth and am extremely uncomfortable. I am feeling blotted. wHAT CAN i TAKE FOR GAS AND WHAT IS COMPATIBLE WITH MY INSULIN.
Mon, 14 May 2018
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I have read your query thoroughly.
* Sometimes a direct channel of bile from liver to intestines does cause excess
burping after gall bladder removal.
* Primary suggestions for the same
- Drink clear liquids at intervals.
- Consume soft, easily digestible diet at intervals.
- Avoid junk foods, dairy fat, high cholesterol items.
- Keep the stomach empty upto 25 % of satiety levels.
- Keep blood sugar, cholesterol, body weight under control.
- Intake of PPI as nexium or others on empty stomach once daily will help.
- Get a prescription of an ultrasound examination of abdomen & pelvis to
rule out other underlying biliary tract issues.
* For insulin compatibility have to consult with your treating physician only.
Wish you fine recovery.
Regards.
I have read your query thoroughly.
* Sometimes a direct channel of bile from liver to intestines does cause excess
burping after gall bladder removal.
* Primary suggestions for the same
- Drink clear liquids at intervals.
- Consume soft, easily digestible diet at intervals.
- Avoid junk foods, dairy fat, high cholesterol items.
- Keep the stomach empty upto 25 % of satiety levels.
- Keep blood sugar, cholesterol, body weight under control.
- Intake of PPI as nexium or others on empty stomach once daily will help.
- Get a prescription of an ultrasound examination of abdomen & pelvis to
rule out other underlying biliary tract issues.
* For insulin compatibility have to consult with your treating physician only.
Wish you fine recovery.
Regards.
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