Alcohol
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Can you go back to enjoying your wine or any alcohol on the weekends?
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Posted , 4 users are following.
Can you go back to enjoying your wine or any alcohol on the weekends?
1 like, 6 replies
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jeremy04220 shea7
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1231Pecan shea7
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I don't know the answer to this question. I have not had a drop of alcohol since my DD attack in late January 2018. I am presently symptom-free. I have been extremely careful to control my diet, eating the "right" foods and drinking tons of water, and absolutely no alcohol. I'm not willing to risk drinking or eating anything that could possibly trigger another attack.
jeremy04220 1231Pecan
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The only absolute on alcohol was that it was totally forbidden when on a particular antibiotic and for several days after. This was because of a reaction with the drug. The doctor said "If you have any alcohol with this drug you will feel as if you are dying!" I have never been advised that there is any prohibition for alcohol other than not to overdo it which causes gastritis which can cause a flare up. I was first diagnosed with Diverticulitis in 2005. I believe everybody is different and you have to find out which foods are best for you. I was however cautioned to treat fiber with extreme caution at the start.
gregf323 1231Pecan
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gregf323 1231Pecan
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jeremy04220 shea7
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