Dyspepsia Symptoms, Causes & More

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Management Through Dietary Changes

Making some changes to their diet may help a person manage indigestion. The best place to start is by maintaining a balanced, healthful diet. As part of maintaining such a diet, it may be helpful to avoid fatty and spicy foods that may trigger the condition.

Limiting the intake of certain beverages, such as alcohol, soda and caffeine and drinking plenty of water instead may help a person manage dyspepsia.

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