Acid Reflux Diet Foods To Eat
Is it acid reflux, heartburn, or what? Has the scope of the throat, does it hurt?
A few years ago I on a strict diet and weight loss safely. A few months into the diet after eating plenty of fresh pineapple, I began to develop a very uncomfortable pain in the upper stomach, right where the ribcage is separated at the front. It's kind of a sharp pain that only happens now if, as more fresh pineapple 1 day. I eat chocolate, spicy foods, and citrus and other acidic foods regularly and have no symptoms, only with fresh pineapple. I've even eaten with cottage cheese to reduce the discomfort because I like both. I do not think it's heartburn, because they receive no discomfort in my esophagus or in bad taste, so doctor gave me 1 month of one Nexium a few years ago but did not do much and antacids do not touch. I had some tests, but I miss my pineapple, and the need diet again and we want to do it safely without damaging the digestive tract. Any ideas?
I've been on acid reflux medicine for several years. It was associated with an ulcer. I used Nexium for a couple of years, now I use Prilosec because it is much cheaper and works well for me. That's me. Now about you-go see a doctor. A gastroenterologist is the best source of information. When I had an ulcer, which made the camera down-my-throat thing. It did not hurt because I was somewhere else. Anesthesia is incredible as a switch. A second I asked about how he could breathe and the next second, it was half time once. I was not dizzy, I was not "drunk", which was just as I was here, and something that someone hacked my memory. He said he would be a pain throat, but I did not. (I think pushing the camera in the throat can leave your offer the throat, but I had no problem.) Pineapple has both sugar and other things. My ulcer is aggravated by too much sugar, both natural and refined. Oh, eat what you want, but only less than before. Everyone is different, but you may wish see about eating smaller portions and skip things pineapple diet. Again, this is something you should talk to a doctor. Take care, Rich
