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cheri
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| Hello, I am 52 years old female. I have been having prolonged ingestion problems. The prescription meds didn't solve my problem, so I consulted another doctor who gave me another therapy which gave me relief for some time. When I am on diet then I am well but if sometimes I take slightly more food then all problems start. I am strictly taking food she told me but am still having same problem, I often get belching and sometime undigested food comes in mouth. Please suggest what should I do? |
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caroljean
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| Posted: 03/05/07 - 22:10 Post subject: |
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| I am sorry to hear this, my mom same age as you had this problem and here are her rules. She has to avoid: alcohols, smoking, replace chocolate and snacks with fruits, wear lose fitting clothes, walk for 30 minutes after meals and avoid all those foods which you know can result in this problem, also avoid aspirin and other anti-inflammatory drugs as much as possible. She drinks lots of water. There was time she was on antacids but slowly she began to realize that the more she depended on it, the less effective it was. I hope this help you with your prolonged ingestion problems. |
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| Posted: 05/16/07 - 17:08 Post subject: indigestion problems |
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Try using acidophilous. You can find it in your health food store. Use the refrigerated product. I bought KAL brand "Acidophilus ProBiotic-5".
Ask for help. The health food experts will know what you are asking for. |
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