I am having  gastritis  and  i drink milk ..is it good?...what about tea and coffee?..are they bad?...
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Don't drink milk or tea and coffee. Milk is very bad as it will irritate your stomach further and tea and coffee will dehydrate you. Stick to small sips of water and when you think you can handle it some boiled/steamed rice until you are back to feeling like proper food. STay away from sugary juices and softdrinks as well. If you have diarrea one trick i have heard is to peel and cut an apple and let it go brown and eat it some of it, the pectin can help with your bowels. I hope you feel better soon.
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When I am sick, I switch from Coffee to Tea.\nMy favorite Tea is YUNAN from China - loose tea of course -\nI avoid Teabags!! You can squeeze a little fresh lemon juice into the Tea.
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People who are lactose intolerant generally have stomach pains, gas distress and diarrhea after eating dairy products.  \n\nIf you think your child may be lactose intolerant, avoid dairy products and see a pediatrician.  Child have specific nutrition needs that should not be compromised.
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Mints work! Trust me.  Do not drink milk, it is too thick and may curdle on your stomach.  Milk is better if you are having heartburn.  In addition to mints, nibble on saltines.
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I'm sure you know having been diagnosed with Chronic Pancreatitis that your diet is a main topic of the problem.  If you are eating ANY kind of fatty foods, you are simply pouring gasoline on that fire.  Also, have they given you any other tests such as an ERCP, Endoscope, Colonoscopy, Upper GI, Lower GI or maybe even an MRI?  I just recently spent 14 days in the hospital getting regular doses of pain and nausea medication and had all of these test ran.  Luckily I do not have Pancreatitis, but I do have Irritable Bowel Syndrome, which is also diet related (lack of fiber usually); also there is a disease known as Crones Disease that have the same type of symptoms.  I think that maybe you should seek medical attention from a well known Gastrointestinal specialist.  It could be more than your pancreas.
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Perhaps there is nothing intrincally wrong with you.If you know that   certain things give you gases better try to avoid them. That  on some occasions they do not do so is not argument to take them. Perhaps at that particular time some other factors may have given you the respite but the fact remains that they eg. cabbage don't agree with you.One of my friends got gases when he drank tea. He found out hat the milk in the tea was the villain of the peace when he had gone into the interior where no milk was available and had to drink black t ea.It is advisable to set with you feet folded beneath you for 10-15 minitues after each meal. The gas will pass out ,sometimes noisely but the stomach would be rid of them.But the main think is  look before you eat.
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It is good for you and unless you are allergic to something in it shouldn't hurt you at all. You might turn a nice shade of green tho.....just kidding you won't turn green. I'm just picking about that. I know lots of people who drink it and they are fine, I have had it myself and I'm still here as well. Enjoy your tea.
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I had the same thing. I'm about your age. Have you had any milk or dairy products lately? when that happened to me...about 2 weeks ago  -  I went to the doctor immediatly and I was told that I am mildly lactose intolerant.
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Nothing citrus (orange lemon etc), no alcohol or tomatoes.  Milk is good and any milk products, breads.  You can try baby food or a food suplement like "ensure" if food going down your throat would be too abrasive.
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There are answers to all of your questions about gastritis here: http://www.webmd.com/content/article/90/100641.htm
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You've got a mineral defficiency, and like a headache signalling to you to take action to heal your body, your behaviour pattern is an expression of your mind signalling to you that you are not well. The need to keep on eating is because your body isn't getting what it really needs, so it craves for more and more, and you keep feeding it sugars and fats - all acid forming, which in turn craves for even more. What your body needs is to become balanced with more of an alkaline intake - more greens and vegies. Although becase you're craving for sugars, etc, it's highly unlikely you'll opt for spinach over a slice of chocolate cake. So  we need to get you on some colloidal minerals - fast! I recommend you take 10mls a day, alongside multivitamins and antioxidants. You can by them wholesale from Neways (www.neways.com.au) - please feel free to email me for more product info and advice. I also recommend you have a minimum of 3 litres of water a day with fresh squeezed lemon juice to alkalize and flush out your system. Doctors and psychiatrists/psychologists are not trained in nutrition; they only cure the effects, not the cause of the problem. If you don't take action now, you'll go on and continue your BS story that you tell everyone, when in truth you are undernourished and misinformed - as are the majority of the population. Why do you think there is so much illness/disease? Because everyone keeps blaming the problem as some disorder that they have no control over. Choose LIFE.
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Green tea can be very good for you.  It doesn't contain caffiene, and it counts towards your daily fluid intake (important so that you don't become too dehydrated).\n\nGreen tea also contains anti-oxidants, which can be beneficial to the body.  Scientists still aren't sure how well the body absorbs these anti-oxidants, but it's still important to get a decent amount of them in your diet (you can also get them from fresh fruit and vegetables).
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Yes, it she same as tea. the only reason people started to drink tea with milk was because Queen Vic, used to put a smill drop of mill in fer cip be for the tea to stop it staining ther china. Its the same with your coffee and your teeth
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I hear you loud and clear. Not only do I have ibs,but I have lactose intolerance and a load of fruit allergies.  I eat things like soups,chicken and rice that sort of thing. Cinnamon raisin toast is really good for your stomach too. It's really up to you. You should keep a diary, start introducing different foods, and make a note of which agreed and which didn't. It's different for everyone.
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I think its better to drink it after meals, otherwise it will hurt your gastric
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it's okay\nconsider the low quality of the sweetener used, and the amount of sweetener, and the fact that milk is already more carb than protein by weight.  also milk contains saturated fat, and potentially contaminants.\n\ngood protein though, and long-term protein.  (some protein digests faster than other)  Also, it's convenient.  \n\nMy guess is that you should just drink the milk, and (sadly) probably not whole milk either.\n\nIf you need a sugar buzz eat quality fruit instead.
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Yeap, I developed it after my daughter was born, it has progressively gotten worst. First just milk bothered me, then cheese, now yogurt . . . it sucks! As far as diseases or medications which cause it, I am not aware of any, but I would suppose that anything which would kill the bacteria in your gut could have some type of affect. Lactose intolerance, as you stated, is simply a lack of an  enzyme that the bateria in your gut make to break-down lactose. I read (although I can not reference it at this moment) that if you stop ingesting dairy products, the bacteria stop making the enzyme, I am not sure if this is 100% correct, but perhaps it's a type of "evolutionary process" our individual bodies go through in adapting to our environment . . . that's my hypothesis :-)  Also, various ethnic groups, particulary hispanic's are lactose intolerant. \nI find it helpful to take those lactose pills, I have to take two if I want to drink a glass of milk, but every once in a while I just get a craving to go crazy on the dairy.