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Hello.. I am 22 weeks of pregnancy.... Have very acid reflux problem and indigestion... Bloating and belching aslo.. Do not eat wheat roti and also milk products.. Is jowar bajra roti easy to dygest and reduce acid reflux... Do not eat milk curd because acidity increase.. Is almond curd help reduce acidity and acid reflux also.... Please suggested me
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helloooo for proper guidance you have to take opinion of your gynecologist avout acid reflux..
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Good evening, Check for gluten sensitivity,lactose intolerance. For further information kindly contact personally
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Hi Good afternoon! Please talk to your doctor once. Some women experience more digestive issues during pregnancy. Jowar and bajra are harder to digest. May be try Greek yoghurt. Eat easy to digest food like moong, masoor or dal. Pre soak the dals. Use bing, ginger garlic paste for better digestion.
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Absolutely...you are on the right track...but I think home set curd with toned milk and at room temperature with a little bit of jaggery powder, should not be troublesome...rather it soothes the gut.. try it out...Rest of the things are absolutely ok
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Connect over consultation to help better As some things you are mentioning are not followed in proper manner
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Eating Habits Smaller , more frequent meals instead of big ones Avoid eating right before bed - give 2-3 hours Chew slowly and throughly -less air - less belching Foods to avoid Spicy , fried, fatty foods Chocolate drinks, caffeine Natural remedies A little ginger or chamomile tea Chewing gum after meals Warm water in the morning Yes. Jowar and bajara are excellent Choices, especially during pregnancy They’re alkaline in- forming grains, which neutralise stomach High in fiber support digestion They are gluten free Milk and curd - good or bad for acidity Milk can initially soothe acid but it stimulate acid production later - some people it can worsen Curd : It’s probiotics, the soreness and fermented might trigger Acidity in sensitive people especially if at night or in large amounts Almond curd - good alternative Yes almond curd is great- especially if You want to avoid dairy You need soothe, cooling alkaline alternatives Almond are naturally alkaline and almonds curd mild and easy on digestion
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