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What Causes Pain At Liver Side When I Take Food Containing Wheat?

Hi, My name is Satish. 4 months before i was having liver abscess. It has cured completely as sonography is report was normal. After that my weight is lost upto 12 kg. I was having very weakness. Then after that the IgG, IgM test is done and doctor advised to take treatment of TB. I am under the treatment of TB since 3 months. n this treatment i am having pain in back side, pain below stomach, some stomach pain. If i take food consisting of wheat, i am getting pain in liver side. Please let me know, whether the same thing happens in all patients or i am suffering only through these symptoms? And how much total time it will take to recover from all these pains?
Mon, 12 Oct 2020
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Hello,

Since you are having pain on taking food containing wheat, avoid taking it. You are either having wheat allergy, gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. You are suggested to take wheat free diet (gluten free diet). Check the label, 'gluten free' before buying food items. You can take brown rice, buckwheat, millet, oats, apples, banana, berries, peaches, carrots, beans, bell peppers, legumes (peas, lentils, beans), nuts and seeds, red meat, poultry, butter, ghee, cheese, yogurt, etc.

You should avoid flavored yogurt, processed cheese, frozen products, packaged food items, ready to eat products, dried, frozen or canned products. Avoid wheat, rye, barley. Stay away from addictions if any. Since you had liver problem, take food that is easily digestible in small amounts multiple times a day. Take boiled food for a couple of days to avoid bloating and pain. Take digestives and appetizers. Avoid oily, fatty food.

You can take antacids and PPIs, one SOS when needed, hope I have answered your question, take care. You should get tests and investigations done to rule out celiac disease. This is to stay on the safer side.

Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
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What Causes Pain At Liver Side When I Take Food Containing Wheat?

Hello, Since you are having pain on taking food containing wheat, avoid taking it. You are either having wheat allergy, gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. You are suggested to take wheat free diet (gluten free diet). Check the label, gluten free before buying food items. You can take brown rice, buckwheat, millet, oats, apples, banana, berries, peaches, carrots, beans, bell peppers, legumes (peas, lentils, beans), nuts and seeds, red meat, poultry, butter, ghee, cheese, yogurt, etc. You should avoid flavored yogurt, processed cheese, frozen products, packaged food items, ready to eat products, dried, frozen or canned products. Avoid wheat, rye, barley. Stay away from addictions if any. Since you had liver problem, take food that is easily digestible in small amounts multiple times a day. Take boiled food for a couple of days to avoid bloating and pain. Take digestives and appetizers. Avoid oily, fatty food. You can take antacids and PPIs, one SOS when needed, hope I have answered your question, take care. You should get tests and investigations done to rule out celiac disease. This is to stay on the safer side. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician