My father aged 92 had been operated for leg fracture.Now he is sufferings of indigestion problem with weaknesses. He is passing stools or get the feeling to pass very often .
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He needs to take semi solid foods which are easy to digest.protein rich sources like egg,milk,curd,paneer, chicken soup.Proteins helps in fast recovery.
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Give him soft cooked food as gruel made of barley./rava.
Tender coconut water/ buttermilk are best.
Avoid spicy,oily foods,nonveg,masala foods,milk ,hard foods.
Double cooked rice as semisolid,mashed,with dal vegetables boiled water,or buttermilk canbe given.
Not sure of the kind of medication he has been given at and post surgery based on which we can have a detailed discussion
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kindly take online consult appointment through Practo
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include more fluid in his diet through vegetables soup or as cereals gruel buttermilk along with you can add add protein sources such as egg whites, lentils, BEANS etc in moderation as per his tolerance.
I feel like my food doesn't digest, sometimes I eat only 1 meal a day and still feel bloated and pukish.
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