Diet with peptic ulcer is the key to rapid recovery

During the treatment of the digestive system it is very important to eat properly and balanced. After all, if you do not do this, taking even effective medications will be a waste of time and money for the patient.

Diet in case of peptic ulcer of the stomach should be prescribed exclusively by the attending physician. This categoricality is due to the fact that only a gastroenterologist on the basis of all accompanying tests and examination can adjust your diet in such a way that the ulcer very soon heals.

Unfortunately, not all patients suffering from this common disease have the willpower necessary for abstinence from abundant and harmful food. After all, a diet with stomach ulcer has a huge number of all kinds of restrictions. For example, the patient is strictly forbidden to eat rough, cold or hot food, as well as fried, fatty, sweet, salty and spicy dishes. In addition, a person with such a disease is not recommended to absorb a large number of products at one time.

If the patient does not comply with the requirements of his doctor, the pain in the stomach ulcer becomes more pronounced and intolerable. This is due to the fact that the already formed inflamed area will affect an ever larger area of the mucosa of the digestive organ.

In addition to strict prohibitions, the diet for stomach ulcers includes also mandatory products. Such dishes include the following:

• Warm soups based on cereals, milk, loose beef broth;
• Pasta or vermicelli without frying and adding sauces, mayonnaise;
• Porridge of buckwheat and oatmeal;
• Boiled vegetables in the form of mashed potatoes (potatoes, pumpkin, carrots, zucchini, beets);
• Meat of a calf without fat in the form of meatballs or steam cutlets;
• Lean fish cooked for a couple (hake, pollock, pikeperch);
• Vegetable and butter - no more than one hundred grams a day;
• Dry cookies "Croquet";
• Village cottage cheese with the addition of a small amount of 10% sour cream.

The diet for peptic ulcer disease should not include the following foods:

• Cabbage in any form;
• Vegetable fiber;
• Cakes and black bread;
• Canned food, smoked meat, marinades and sausages;
• Strong meat, pork and mushroom broths;
• Alcohol, ice cream, cold and carbonated drinks.

Thus, having learned from his attending physician that he is eating with a stomach ulcer, the patient must completely change his former way of life. After all, with such a serious illness you can not also carelessly treat your own health.

It is also worth noting that a person with an affected mucous membrane of the stomach is recommended not only to follow a diet, but also to refrain from physical activity, and also from lifting weights.

Having completed all the prescriptions of the doctor, including taking medications and regular procedures, your ulcer will very soon heal. However, this does not mean that you can start messy and harmful food again, because even a cured peptic ulcer requires a healthy lifestyle. Otherwise, you very much risk to be back on a hospital bed.