In the holy month of Ramadan.. Avoid irritable bowel syndrome while fasting

2024-02-19 2024-02-19T18:53:52Z
طقس العرب
طقس العرب
فريق تحرير طقس العرب

Weather of Arabia - Dr. Ahmed Jaissah, first aid trainer, said that some people usually suffer from irritable bowel disorders and a variety of symptoms such as constipation and diarrhea during the month of Ramadan, and he indicated that this may be due to changing dietary habits during this month, in addition to eating some foods. Which may increase the severity of irritable bowel syndrome.

Jaissah explained that irritable bowel syndrome is closely linked to the psychological state of the patient, and it is necessary for the irritable bowel syndrome patient to follow a healthy lifestyle during the holy month of Ramadan, so that he can make the most of fasting and control symptoms.

The first aid trainer warned against eating certain foods during breakfast or suhoor that may cause irritation, especially pointing to spicy foods, in addition to avoiding drinking soft drinks. It may worsen symptoms due to its high fructose content, which is believed to cause bloating.

Jaissah advised the irritable bowel syndrome patient to make sure to drink a sufficient amount of water, as drinking 8 or more cups of water daily can help remove toxins and waste from the body through the colon more quickly and prevent their accumulation, in addition to hydrating the body well.

Read also: The benefits and importance of suhoor during the month of Ramadan


Source: elconsolto

This article was written originally in Arabic and is translated using a 3rd party automated service. ArabiaWeather is not responsible for any grammatical errors whatsoever.
See More
Related News
Two new vaccines in Jordan soon

Two new vaccines in Jordan soon

Sunscreen causes cancer and dental braces with files... dangerous trends on Tik Tok, do not apply them

Sunscreen causes cancer and dental braces with files... dangerous trends on Tik Tok, do not apply them

Climate change | Earth records its hottest day in history on July 22, 2024

Climate change | Earth records its hottest day in history on July 22, 2024

ArabiaWeather issues a detailed report on the life cycle of Hurricane Jamie in the Pacific Ocean

ArabiaWeather issues a detailed report on the life cycle of Hurricane Jamie in the Pacific Ocean