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Foods to Avoid for Stomach Ulcers

Stomach ulcers can be a painful condition exacerbated by certain foods. Our AI assistant is here to guide you on what foods you should avoid to help prevent complications and promote healing. Start a conversation to explore dietary tips and make informed choices.

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Stomach ulcers can be quite uncomfortable, and certain foods can aggravate them. It's often recommended to avoid spicy foods, citrus fruits, and caffeine. Eating a bland diet might help in managing symptoms. Are there specific foods you've noticed that trigger your discomfort? It's important to find what works best for your body. Have you tried any dietary changes or noticed any relief yet? I’d be happy to listen and offer more tips if needed.