- Eat little and regularly to avoid an acid build-up.
- Eat slowly. It gives your digestive system time to crank into action.
- Cut out, or eat less of, any foods that seem to induce your symptoms.
- Keep a food diary to help you identify the foods that give you indigestion. Note what you eat and when, plus the times at which symptoms occur.
- If you smoke, try to quit, as this encourages the opening between your stomach and oesophagus to function properly.
- Ease up on your alcohol and caffeine intake.
- Avoid tight waistbands. Don't hunch up while you eat, or lie down afterwards.
- Try to lose weight if you need to. If you are overweight this may put pressure on your stomach.
- Drink peppermint tea, or try liquorice or dandelion capsules to aid digestion.
- Try not to eat or drink for three hours before you go to bed.
- There are many over-the-counter drugs that will help you to relieve the feeling of indigestion. i.e. Dulcolax
10/06/2009
Ways to prevent indigestion
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