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No tolerance to Chillies
For the last one week, whenever I ate any food containing chilli, I had a burning sensation in my stomach and chest. This is happening even when the food is not spicy at all. I quit putting chillis in my food and there is no problem at all.
I used to have spicy food a lot. I had great tolerance. I do not understand what happened suddenly. I am able to tolerate mild quantity of black peppers and ginger. But even the mildest quantity of chillies, chilli powder is causing trouble.
I do not smoke/drink. I have a very normal lifestyle. What is causing this problem, please help me understand.
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Stop eating chilli for few days or week.
Take Cap Omez one capsule once a day on empty stomach.
Take Becomplex and Folic acid.
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It’s due to acute gastritis
Take Rabeloc 40 before breakfast for 3 days
Avoid spicy and oily food
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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