Coffee is not recommended for consumption if you’ve been diagnosed with gastritis because it contains both caffeine and acid. While you may think that you can safely drink decaffeinated coffee, you should avoid all types of coffee until your digestive system is back to normal.
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Drinking beer can damage the throat under some circumstances, and certain medical conditions can also cause symptoms. If you notice that the same symptoms develop every time you drink beer, stop drinking it and make an appointment with your doctor.
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According to the International Coffee Organization, 1.6 billion cups of coffee are consumed around the world every single day. (See Reference 1) Can all this coffee consumption in the kitchen be causing a problem in the bathroom?
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Food that develops visible mold needs to thrown away to avoid food-borne illness. If you eat moldy bread, you may develop food poisoning and a headache. Food poisoning will make you feel sick to your stomach, causing diarrhea, vomiting and nausea.
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Rashes that develop after eating meat may be a sign of a hypersensitivity to the proteins found in the meat. Food allergies are mostly caused by foods like milk, fish and nuts, but in some cases the proteins in meat may trigger an allergic reaction.
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You may have to avoid eating eggs if you consistently develop symptoms of gastritis, which is an inflammation in the lining of the stomach. Gastritis may be the result of an egg allergy, an egg intolerance or food poisoning.
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Gastrointestinal symptoms from eating mushrooms may be a sign of a mushroom allergy. Although mushrooms are not considered a common food allergy, the Cleveland Clinic states that if you’re allergic to mold you may experience a food allergy when eating mushrooms.
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Foods and beverages do not cause the development of ulcers. If you experience pain after consuming apple cider, you may have an underlying digestive condition. Certain lifestyle choices and a bacterial infection in the intestines are the two main causes of ulcers.
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Alcohol and caffeine are two substances that can irritate the lining of your digestive system. Stomach pains are common and usually harmless. If you develop severe or recurring stomach pain, talk with your doctor.
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No matter how much you might want to have a drink, should think twice and avoid it if drinking alcohol causes consistent bloating in your lower abdomen. Bloating is the result of increased gas that forms in your digestive system and becomes trapped, building pressure in your stomach.
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Caffeine is a popular way to help you wake up or stay up longer, but it may have negative side effects that can affect your vision. If you see zigzag flashing lights, you may have ingested too much caffeine, causing symptoms of an overdose. Stop consuming caffeine until you can be seen by your doctor.
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Severe swelling of the stomach after eating meals may be the result of the foods you’re eating or an underlying condition. Swelling of the stomach, also called bloating, can add a few inches to your waistline, make you feel full and cause minor discomfort in your abdomen.
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Eating cantaloupe is intended to be a refreshing experience, but if you develop a burning sensation in your stomach, you may avoid eating the fruit. A burning sensation in the stomach may be a sign of a more serious digestive condition that needs to be assessed by your doctor.
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If you develop digestive pain from drinking a protein shake with an ulcer, you should call your doctor. Most protein shakes are made from milk, which helps coat the stomach and digestive system, alleviating pain from an ulcer.
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If you suddenly start eating fiber-rich foods -- such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains -- you may develop messy stools that are loose and watery. MedlinePlus states that most side effects of eating a diet high in fiber subside within three days.
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Throat tightness is an alarming symptom after consuming caffeine that may warrant medical attention. Caffeine is a stimulant drug that can affect various parts of your body. The substance is found naturally in tea, coffee and chocolate and may be added to soda beverages and athletic drinks.
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If you experience chronic indigestion, you may want to remove black pepper from your diet to prevent symptoms from developing. According the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse, spices, such as black pepper, chili pepper and curry can increase your chances of developing indigestion.
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Oatmeal should not irritate your stomach, unless you have an underlying condition that would cause inflammation in your digestive system. Oatmeal is a bland food that is commonly used to treat an upset stomach.
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Seizures are probably not the first side effect you think of when you consider drinking a protein shake. If you develop a seizure after drinking a protein shake you are most likely experiencing a severe allergic reaction, called anaphylaxis.
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Pelvic cramps that occur after taking a probiotic supplement that contains acidophilus may be a sign of a more serious medical condition. If this happens, discontinue using the supplement and call your doctor for an evaluation.
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