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Can i drink ginger ale with a stomach ulcer? or will it make it worse / cause it to bleed?
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Try other drink: Although real ginger can be helpful for nausea, ginger may also cause minor irritation of the stomach lining- not a good thing if there is already an ulcer. With ulcers, avoid carbonated, acidic, caffeinated, alcoholic, spicy beverages.
Answered 1/25/2021
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