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Don’t know what to eat 8 weeks after gallbladder removal

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sonya06892
sonya06892

Hello,

I am 8 weeks post op and am so tired of what I eat giving me acid indigestion or waking up with it. I eat things like chicken, fish, rice, teriyaki shrimp and chicken, canned veggies, baked potatos, squash, grapes, and sometimes bread. I take pepcid ac for acid and I use maalox in between. wheb does this acid crap get better? It's not as bad as before, but I am tired of not being able to eat what I want!

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  • barbara38961
    barbara38961 sonya06892

    Posted

    Hi i had same problem. apple cida viniega is very good . if you google it will tell you how to take it. i have a glass in the morning and evening with lemon juice. hope this helos you. Barbara

    • sonya06892
      sonya06892 barbara38961

      Posted

      Hi Barbara,

      So lemon water helps with this? I was told so, but cannot get past the fact that lemon is acidic....?? how much lemon juice should I use?

    • barbara38961
      barbara38961 sonya06892

      Posted

      Hi i use 2 tea spoons of apple cida vinega and half a lemon with water. it helps to break down fat. check the benefits out on google i found it heloful!

    • ant66706
      ant66706 sonya06892

      Posted

      lemon is acidic outside of the body only. Inside the body lemon juice is alkaline. An alkaline enviroment is one of the best things you can do for your body ie it increases PH levels and lowers acid levels. check it out online

  • elvia72412
    elvia72412 sonya06892

    Posted

    It took me almost 2 years. It didn't matter what I ate I got the bile reflux and upper stomach pain. The Omeprozole helped a bit and drinking alot of water. I hope you feel better soon. drink lots of water it really helps.

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