Stomach pain from tomatoes
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You might want to look into the Antacid/Candida Overgrowth vicious cycle, especially if you've ever taken antibiotics. I recently kicked my antacid habit of ten years by following an anti-candida diet. Alkalinizing the intestinal track (with antacids) allows candida to grow and morph into its fungal form... In the last year, I often took a Tums not to stop burning in the throat/esophagus, but to stop pain in my right kidney. I'm still figuring it out.
So I had fried green tomatoes for dinner tonight. About an hr later I started feeling a little nauseous. I think I'm starting to feel a little better now, but was just wondering if maybe I shouldn't have eaten green tomatoes. I tried googling it but couldn't find much. Has anyone else heard that pregnant women should not eat green tomatoes? Just wondering so I know for future reference.
She told me to take prevacid once a day no matter how I felt and to avoid OJ and tomatoes. So I did and it helped. I switched from prevacid to DGL and that helped as well. Then I started to feel a dull pain under my ribcage on the right side. It would come and go. Never sever, just annoying. Still have it on and off. Also have pain in my right flank area. I had an ultrasound done of my liver and it was fine. Could it be the gallblader or could it still be gastritis?
discomfort either when i am hungry or couple hours after eating the pain is usually lower right or left stomach or a bit higher it does not last long though and goes away after a while i eat tomatoes,lettuce,and papau every day.i also drink 2 cups of hot skim milk tea with crush garlic every day.i sometimes f but only early in the morning i also preach twice a week at least 2 hours on sunday and 1 hour on wednesday i also lost some weight but it stablise to 179-180 the last couple months.
We have all been experiencing acid stomach overload. I immediately switched my diet to alkaline foods only - NO PAIN! But the list was basic and the foods boring, then I stumbled upon Sherry Brescia's site. I am not affiliated or related to her in any way. Have not met the woman etc, I am just so passionate about the turnaround in my life from her method that I have to share. I kid u not, her food plan works, she gives you a 4 day pain free menu to start, and I promise, - NO PAIN.
Ok so I am pregnant with #2 and so far I have craved tomatoes with both babies first is a boy praying second is a girl please tell me someone has craved tomatoes and had a girl....
Hi Sheena,
I just got my gall bladder removed on the 22nd and I have been having symptoms for about 6 months with the last month being the worst. They found one stone in my gall bladder earlier this month via ultrasound and I was able to get into the OR last Thursday. I couldn't imagine enduring the pain from my gallstones for 4 years! My surgery was very successful and done laparoscopically and my recovery is going very well. Have you considered surgery yet?
The best way to manage any pain and nausea is to change your diet. Stay away from fried and spicy (even if it's not hot it still may be spicy) foods. Eat lean meats and steamed vegetables. Stay away from coffee, tea and soda as well. Garlic, onions and tomatoes are also irritating to the stomach. Get some coconut water and stay hydrated with filtered water. Give your stomach time to heal.
In addition, I would suggest an antacid such as Tums or some baking soda (1/4 tsp) dissolved in a glass of water to help neutralize some of the excess acid in your system from the tomatoes as well as the natural acids in your stomach. Eggs and tomatoes are great, but the body certainly needs more to maintain good digestive health.
Yes I did it got worse around 16-18 weeks it felt like I did 1000 crunches lol my stomach was very sore. I'm now 36w and 6 days!
My most helpful things:
1) Anti-inflamatory diet. Can't say enough good about this. No stabbing pain since the diet change. I have lost 10 lbs. and feel really good.
2) Pro-biotics. 40 bucks at a health food store. Re-introducing all the good bacteria that the anti-biotics destroyed along with the bad. I feel like it is restoreing my immune system.
3) Calcium Benzonite Clay. (or healing clay) also from a Health Food Store. Applied to the breast like a poltice. Draws the infection out.
As you are eating a lot of tomatoes, it is likely that these are causing your loose stools, but it does not mean that you are allergic to the tomatoes. You are growing your own tomatoes and know if the tomatoes have been treated with any chemicals. Which I have no doubt that they haven't been. But do wash them before eating.
It is not uncommon for tomato skin to stick to the stomach wall and cause a bowel problem with feeling unwell. If this is the case you may need something to help.
I am experiencing severe stomach pain like someone is sticking a knife into my stomach. I get really gassy and have heartburn or my chest hurts. My mom seems to think it because I am not drinking enough water and I am dehydrated. I just dont think she is right because I am drinking water. The pain hurts so bad lately that it has made me stop running when Im trying to get ready for my season/tryouts coming up in a week.
On and off for years I've had stomach problems. For years I put it down to IBS& eventually managed it by eliminating certain foods eg tomatoes, onions, baked beans etc. The problem then seemed to move upwards. After eating a rich meal I would get high up stomach pain& nausea. This would happen every few weeks. Eventually it actually made me sick on a number of occasions and so went to the doc this Sept when I had sickness & diarreah for 12 hours.
It sounds like you might have an ulcer. Ulcers can cause the burning stomach pain, bloating, pain with tomatoes (or anything acidic or spicy, and a long list of other things). They also can make you nauseous and I currently have one and yellow stools and my GI doctor didn't think it was abnormal. Hopefully this helps some, but I think you need to see a GI to rule things out.
Ah where to begin! From the beginning I guess. All my life I have had emetophobia (fear of vomit). Last September I had a severely infected tooth pulled out, I was taking alot of NSAIDs for the pain for 2years before that, and the day after I had my tooth pulled, I vomited (just bile) for the first time in 10 years.
I have been put on and was successfully using Paroxetine Sandoz to treat depression and anxiety, sometimes the stomach pain came back while on it and it was a persistent, pressing pain which made me feel incredibly uncomfortable. I came off Paxil and tried Pristiq. Didn't work for my mental health problems so I came completely off all medications and then started on Lyrica and after 2 weeks went back on Paxil.
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