Common myths about stomach ulcers
There are certain myths surrounding stomach ulcer that are entirely false
Stomach pain and discomfort are part of the symptoms of ulcer
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Stomach ulcer is quite common. It is characterized by stomach pain, feeling bloated, nauseous, flatulence and diarrhoea.
It is caused by a bacteria called helicobacter pylori and frequently using nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen.
Eating spicy food causes ulcer - This is false. Red ball peppers are said to be good for ulcers. However, if eating spicy foods doesn’t sit well with your stomach, take less of it.
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spicy foods do not cause stomach ulcers
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Drink milk if you have stomach ulcers– Milk aggravates acid reflux. You might need to stay away from it.
Milk do not help with stomach ulcers
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You can drink alcohol if you have stomach ulcers – This is false. Alcohol irritates and damages the digestive tract.
Stomach ulcer cannot be cured. You have to live with it all your life- This is not true. See your doctor for the drugs to take that can cure it
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