Patient's question:
I have a sensitive stomach and suffer from gastritis. I used to really enjoy eating carrots, but after being diagnosed, I became afraid to eat them anymore. I don't know if they will interfere with my condition in any negative way. So, can people with gastritis eat carrots?Doctor's answer:
Carrots are a highly nutritious vegetable, most of which are orange in color and available in the autumn and winter. Eating carrots often benefits the absorption of nutrients by the digestive system and is very helpful in reducing people's vision problems. Infants at home often eat carrots to enhance their physical resistance. Middle-aged and elderly people who eat carrots regularly can reduce the recurrence of heart disease and cardiovascular diseases. Although carrots have many nutritional benefits, they should not be eaten raw. It is recommended to cook them after cooking or consume them.