How to avoid exacerbation of peptic ulcer disease and gastritis in the New year

Doctors have shared valuable advice with those who have chronic diseases of the stomach.

Before the New year 2018 is only a few days and many Housewives made up the menu for new year’s eve and started the necessary procurement of products. But few remember his gastritis and gastric ulcer and 12 duodenal ulcer, but because of the new year feast may develop an exacerbation of these diseases, and it is not fun.

Those who have gastritis or ulcers, should observe the following rules:

No alcohol. Alcohol affects the stomach lining as a powerful stimulus, so in such diseases the doctors forbid them to drink. Although, there are cases when folk recipes treatment of peptic ulcer with the help of vodka or alcohol tinctures, on the contrary, helped. In any case, a alcohol with gas to drink, certainly not, for example, champagne, which is usually drinking on New year, because the carbon dioxide with alcohol damage the already damaged digestive tract.

Eliminate fatty and high-calorie meals. Gastritis and ulcers nutrition patient should be gentle in all senses. About any new year’s salad “Olivier”, roast pork and other delicacies can not be considered. Of course, to eat porridge not forced, but you should watch your stomach and do not lean on spicy, smoked, sour, fatty, salty meals.

Not to overeat. This rule applies not only to ulcer and those with gastritis, and all other people. Especially if an important figure and before the New year, people have been dieting to lose a few pounds.

No Smoking. Doctors say that Smoking is not just injurious to health but can also trigger seasonal and also new year, exacerbation of chronic diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. So it is better to quit and forget about possible negative consequences.

Ulcer and those with gastritis should continue to eat according to your menu and to make any adjustments, then new year’s holidays will pass with no harm to the health and exacerbations of chronic diseases.

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