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Stomach pain after eating chicken
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Recently from past 1 year, when ever I tried to have anything related to chicken I feel burning sensation in my stomach which usually starts after 1hour of having food. Pain continuous for almost 3 to 5 hours.
Even drinking lot of water and curd or any thing which makes body cool doesn't work.
I don't know why it started suddenly from past one year.
Before that I never saw this issue.
Even if i have any other non veg food I don't see the issue like mutton fish or prawns.
Only if i have chicken I feel severe stomach pain with burning and squeezing sensation.
Can some one please suggest if there is any solution of this .
Thanks.
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Now you have become sensitive to chicken protein.
Try to avoid eating chicken.
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Dr. Bisweswar Das
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6 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Take some prebiotic and probiotics , it will help
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Dr. Surabhi Nasre
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Nagpur
You might be sensitive to chicken protiens kindly avoid it
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