You should visit a physician in your vicinity for proper physical examination, evaluation and treatment.

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It can be due to medications you are on after surgery.It will go away with time.Till then you can try PPI drugs to control acidity and try avoiding spicy food for a while

Take syrup mucaine gel for few days10 ml morning and evening twice daily

Common after surgery.  U will regain the taste after some time

It has nothing to do with your bone injury or the treatment thereof. I suppose you may regain your affiliation  for spicy food as it happened during Corona time when many people lost their sense of smell or taste.

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It's not uncommon to develop food intolerances or changes in taste perception after surgery, especially due to certain medications. Post-surgical antibiotics, painkillers, and anti-inflammatory medications can disrupt the gut microbiome or irritate the stomach lining, leading to gastritis or altered digestion. This could explain your newfound intolerance to spicy foods. Medications like antibiotics also influence the balance of gut flora, which might temporarily affect your ability to handle spices. In some cases, it could be related to postoperative stress or hormonal changes as well. It would be beneficial to try avoiding spicy food for a few weeks, focus on a bland diet to allow your gastrointestinal system to recover, and consider using a proton pump inhibitor (PPI) if symptoms like acidity persist. If the issue continues, a consultation with a gastroenterologist might be helpful to assess for any underlying conditions like gastritis or dysbiosis that may need further management.

Must be gut dysfunctioning notably inflammation post antibiotics use in surgical treatment. On surface these may seem trivial issues but practically they point towards deeper health issues

Post surgery ,most likely medicines may have altered the taste and  caused gastritis which may require a few weeks with PPI to get healed.

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Not normal

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Just after surgery the body's stress response increases and increased sympathetic outflow can cause intolerance to spicy food Try increasing roughage in diet Plus post surgery medication side effects might cause these problems

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Might be due to post surgery medications

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It is because of antibiotics use Take antacid

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Not related

Yes, it can happen due to post-surgery medications, stress, or changes in the digestive system, but it's not very common.

I think,it's because of antibiotics and pain medications u had during that operation, it's had caused gastritis, kindly give details about ur medication and do tell if u had symptoms of gas, acidity,nausea

Because of Medication You will be ok later

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Due to gastritis

After surgery, some people may experience spice intolerance due to gastrointestinal sensitivity, medications, dietary changes, stress, and inflammation, and can manage it by avoiding or reducing spicy foods, choosing mild options, and gradually reintroducing spices.

Take an antacid. Before meal

Take antacids. It would be because of pain killer use.

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