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Been having acid reflux for two days now and I’ve just been discharged from the hospital. What house remedy is good for the reflux and is banana also good for reflux
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Diva-drea Mhizk
Posted
Banana is good for reflux and warm lemmon water
Gillian1956 Mhizk
Posted
I personally find bananas make my acid worse and any citrus drinks or fruits they are no no for most people
moon53540 Mhizk
Posted
Try not to sleep completely flat. If you can prop your upper body up a bit with pillows it will help a bit. Avoid fatty, acidic and spicy foods. Avoid caffeine, carbonated drinks and alcohol. Aloe vera juice is supposed to be good but it can have a laxative effect. I would avoid all fruit and anything with sugar in it for a few days. Google alkaline foods lists and go to images look through a few and find ones with what to avoid on them as well as what you can eat.
GreyS Mhizk
Posted
The answer is that any alkaline food can help but probably not solve the problem.
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OTHER ALKALINE-RICH FOODS. Watermelon, bananas, dates, and figs also are foods to integrate as are tomatoes, avocados, cherries, apples and grapes. Oils such as olive, coconut, avocado, are beneficial as
Because as the name suggests it is an "ACID" reflux I use a bit of Bicarbonate of Soda (strong alkaline) dissolved in water and sip that as an attack starts. Minutes later it has stopped.
NOTE: I am not talking about a lot of Bicarbonate of Soda, say 1/4 teaspoon in half a glass of water then just sip it till the pain goes.
GreyS Mhizk
Posted
The answer is that any alkaline food can help but probably not solve the problem.
Quote:
OTHER ALKALINE-RICH FOODS. Watermelon, bananas, dates, and figs also are foods worth trying.
Because as the name suggests it is an "ACID" reflux I use a bit of Bicarbonate of Soda (strong alkaline) dissolved in water and sip that as an attack starts. Minutes later it has stopped.
NOTE: I am not talking about a lot of Bicarbonate of Soda, say 1/4 teaspoon in half a glass of water then just sip it till the pain goes.