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I've been diagnosed and admitted to hospital with gastroduodenitis. i need a list of non acidic foods. thank you?
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Google it: Look up foods to be avoided in GERD and you will likely get what you want to know. Briefly: coffee/tea (even decaf), tomato, vinegar (pickled) , citrus, alcohol will be tops on the list. More importantly, avoid NSAIDs whenever possible and make sure you don't have a H pylori infection in the stomach.
Answered 12/11/2017
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