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I have been eating spicy foods all my life (20yo female). recently my stomach has become very sensitive after i eat anything spicy. what should i do?
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Stomach: Well the obvious answer is stop eating spicy foods for now. You may have a little gastritis or even an ulcer that is causing you problems. Do you have other GI symptoms as well? I would go see your doctor to discuss these things with him/her.
Answered 8/31/2014
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