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Have Severe Gastritis. Suggest A Diet Plan

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Posted on Mon, 23 Jul 2012
Question: I have severe gastritis. Need more suggestions on what my diet should be preferably?
Also what are the "should eat" and "should not eat"?
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Answered by Dr. Dinesh Kumar Singal (1 hour later)
Dear XXXXXXX

Thanks for contacting Healthcare Magic.

Basic principle is that what ever you should avoid whatever gives you problem.

Certain food items that you should avoid are: Tea, coffee, carbonated drinks, spicy food, sour things, fried and oily food, mints, choclates. In general what ever gives you trouble, avoid it. You should eat small amounts at a time, though you can eat frequently. Smoking and alcohol also aggravate gastritis.

If there are any other queries, please feel free to contact.

Best wishes,

Dr Dinesh Singal
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Have Severe Gastritis. Suggest A Diet Plan

Dear XXXXXXX

Thanks for contacting Healthcare Magic.

Basic principle is that what ever you should avoid whatever gives you problem.

Certain food items that you should avoid are: Tea, coffee, carbonated drinks, spicy food, sour things, fried and oily food, mints, choclates. In general what ever gives you trouble, avoid it. You should eat small amounts at a time, though you can eat frequently. Smoking and alcohol also aggravate gastritis.

If there are any other queries, please feel free to contact.

Best wishes,

Dr Dinesh Singal