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Have you experienced extreme inflammation from foods or medications that don't agree with you?

Digestive issues are common during opioid recovery. Opioids can slow down your digestive system, which may make certain foods harder to tolerate and cause uncomfortable symptoms.

When it comes to medications, some people do Show Full Answer

Have you experienced extreme inflammation from foods or medications that don't agree with you?

Digestive issues are common during opioid recovery. Opioids can slow down your digestive system, which may make certain foods harder to tolerate and cause uncomfortable symptoms.

When it comes to medications, some people do experience reactions or side effects that can feel inflammatory. For example, medications used in opioid recovery can sometimes cause digestive upset or other physical reactions.

If you're experiencing extreme inflammation or reactions to specific foods or medications, it's really important to talk with your healthcare provider. They can help identify what's causing the problem and adjust your treatment plan if needed.

In the meantime, some lifestyle changes that may help include:
* Increasing your fluid intake
* Avoiding foods rich in fat
* Eating smaller, more frequent meals
* Keeping track of which foods trigger symptoms

Your healthcare team can work with you to address both your recovery needs and any digestive or inflammatory issues you're experiencing.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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