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Is it ok to weight lift if i have h pylori gastritis? i often feel extremely naused afterwards
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Yes: Be treated for the h pylori, and may want to use antacids or anti reflux therapies around the workout. Avoid eating prior to the lifting since full stomach may encourage reflux.
Answered 1/5/2014
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