suggestions or advices please...........thanks!!!
suggestions or advices please...........thanks!!!
Halang and/or spicy food
Alcoholic bevs
Fried foods
No Chocolates
Avoid Fruits like oranges, mangoes, pineapple
Softdrinks
thanks......but i heard that "kimchi" (spicy korean food) cures ulcer........how true is that?Originally Posted by sgtpepper
ulceron man pud ko... gibawalan ko ani nga mga pagkaon...
any oily foods
milk
softdriks
acidic fruits
noodles
etc...
wala nakoy halos makaon.
bro eat more vegetables. kanang utan bisaya lami nah..
Causes of ulcer are as follows:
Genetic – ulcer has been identified to run in families
Mind - Stress and strain also cause ulcer. Its incidence is more in sensitive, anxious, emotional people and who think a lot because of which acid secretion will be continuous
Foods - Spicy and chilly foods can cause ulcers
Toxic - Chemicals or decayed foods may produce ulcer formation.
Mechanical – Any hard food substance or any investigative procedures.
Habits - Smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol and irregular dietary habit
Prevention is the first care than cure to reduce gastric irritation and acid secretion.
DO
* Masticate well and swallow the food.
* Have the diet in a relaxed manner, without any hurry
TAKE
* Easily digestible, oil free diet to reduce work load of stomach and intestine
* Diet not more than 3/4th of the stomach
* Small meals often to utilise the acid load in the stomach
* Water before and after meal
* Nutritious diet at regular interval or at regular time
AVOID
* Tension and hurried life
* Habits of smoking,drnking alcohol, chewng tobacco & overeatng w/c increases acid secretion of stomach
* Hunger – which denotes acid load, avoid it by taking small meals often.
* Full meal, oily diet, pickles and fatty snacks before bed time
* Food containing high spices, chilies, pepper, sausages
* Dry bread, cakes and cookies
* High fat content nuts and biscuits
* Aerated drinks, coffee and tea
* Milk products
* Cabbage, onions, garlic, cauliflower, tomatoes - if not tolerated
* Drugs like NSAIDs – pain killers (for example. - aspirin)
aspirin, not on an empty stomach
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