Stomach not feeling good; natural remedies?
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Peppermint tea with honey and lemon.
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yes tea. i suggest peppermint if you ate too much and something with ginger if you just ate too funky (which it sounds like :). also, bananas are great for upset tummies. sounds odd but works.
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First what are you going thourgh at this time? are you under a lot of stress and tension that alone can put your stomach in a tailspin.\n\nSecond what are you eating a lot of fat salt dairy if eaten alot can cause heartburn, direrrah, and just makes you feel sick.\n\nThird have you gone to a dr and get some feeback on why your stomach is so sick. Try to relax and not get so upset if that is the case, worry causes harm and it is not good.\nA nice cup of hot tea, soft music, a good nap. comforting scrpiture Psalm 23 for example, deep breathing all these things can help your stomach not "be in knots" I know from past experince and please feel better.
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Well, it's best to find out why your getting these stomach problems. Keep a diary of what you eat and try and find the foods that are upsetting your stomach. Milk does me bad, I stay away from it but drink an alternative to it so I can continue getting my vitamins. You could try pepto bismol for this right now if you are experiencing discomfort. (I sound like the commercial).
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Make sure to always eat breakfast.  I think instant oatmeal or yogurt is best.  Take a Ginseng and Fish Oil Supplement.  Do some breathing exercises before lunch.  Breathe in through you nose and out through your mouth, but very deep.  You should feel it all the way in your stomach.
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Asprin doesn't help...\n\nLol. If you can get a prescription, try Ranitidine. If not, drink gatorade and carbonation. Balance them out, b/c carbonation settles your stomach, but too much will dehydrate you. Drink the gatorade to keep yourself hydrated.\n\nTry something mild to eat at first, like soda (Saltine) crackers.\n\nFeel better soon!
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In addition to aloe vera, the "old-time" recipe used vinegar which by the way is ascetic acid and will kill any bacteria and it's sootheing if you don't mind smelling like a salad.  Ibuprophen and asprin (I'm in favor of asprin myself) will definitely reduce the fever in the area.  Take both with food to prevent irritation of your stomach.  You could take two tylenol and two asprin every 4-6 hrs. at the same time and drink a glass of iced tea.  The cafeine will also help increase the medications ability to decrease pain.  No hot baths and lots of water and rest.  Loose clothing too.  Hope you feel better.
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A hot water bottle on your tummy always seems to help me. Also, try to avoid fatty foods before and during the period.
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Definitely ginger tea and saltines.  Drinking a cup of chicken boullion tends to help me with an upset stomach.
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Peppermint tea is a great stomach aid. Chamomile works well too. http://www.umm.edu/altmed/ConsHerbs/Peppermintch.html\nhttp://www.wholehealthmd.com/refshelf/substances_view/1,1525,812,00.html\n\nFood Remedies:http://www.wholehealthmd.com/hk/remedies/disp/1,1459,472,00.html\n\nGinger root http://www.helpandinformation.com/artman/publish/printer_35.shtml
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A hangover remedy.\nhttp://www.happylifenutrition.net/index.php?menuID=Products
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I mix about 1/2 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in a little glass of water.  It works fast and amazingly well.  My mom always hands out peppermint candy when someone complains of heartburn.  Also, chew chew chew your food really well as digestion actually begins in the mouth.  Drinking too much liquid with your food can dilute your stomach acid.
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Poor baby!! I'm afraid you're going to have to go bland for a while, until your system gets accustomed to the gall bladder being gone. The good news is that the rumbling & running will get better about a month or so after surgery. As far as grains go, they can cause excess gas so maybe cut back on those. Also, certain types of veggies, broccoli or cauliflower can cause upset. When you do yogurt, be sure you get the kind with active, live cultures in it. You might try toast & boiled eggs for breakfast, or even scrambled eggs as long as nothing greasy was used to cook them. Oddly enough, I can eat Mexican any time I want & not get sick, so it's going to be a trial & error thing for you for a bit after you heal. Apple sauce, jello, pudding, soups - nothing fatty or greasy. Sorta stick to the BRAT diet - bananas, rice, apple sauce & toast - it helps. Plus the yogurt!! I think you're on the right track, but it really does take 4 to 6 weeks for the rumbling to calm down. If it doesn't, a gastroenterologist can prescribe a medication you can use with your meals to help your system adjust. It's a powder you sprinkle on your food. Good luck & hang in there - it does get better!!
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Your like me, you have a sensive stomach.  That is why I always take pills if I can.  Call your doc and ask rather or not you can take a pill or a natural laxitive that will help you clena out your system.  I don't know when the procedure is, but if you have a while just start eating a lot of fresh fruit and veggies.  Go on a fruit and veggie fast and water...nothing else.  You should start to see reults pretty soon.  If you need somthing faster thatn that, there are tons of supplements that come in pill versions.  They just might not work as quickly as the liquid.  I hope this helps...
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for your malfunctioning stomach eat more fibres available in veges and fruits. Exercise with a good routine. For protien, chicken, mutton, eggs, milk are a good source. Just add protien food with fibre food to serve your both purposes, like fruits milk shakes, etc.
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Try exercise.  Even just walking will help.  Also eat a low fiber diet and drink non carbonated beverages until you are feeling better.*
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The stomach is supposed to secrete a mucous that protects our stomach linings against our own stomach acid.Maybe you have a deficiency of that mucous substance. \n \nOne way to cope is to snack frequently, with salads and stuff, to eat up that acid. Then, there's also Pepscid AC.\n\nI think that a quarter teaspoon of baking soda works the best.\nAvoid Tums or Pepto-Bismal.\n\nMaybe you should see a doctor, though. At least, don't drink these offending fluids on an empty stomach, Have your tea or coffee after meals, not before.\nAnd double your water intake--just plain water. Good luck.