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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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I am a 57 year old female who lives in central Texas (all of my life).    I had a surgical procedure 1 year ago that removed my gallbladder and corrected a bad para esophageal hernia.   Much relief was given to my digestive system for a couple of months but my stomach remains boated, feeling of quick fill after eating is back with some mild indigestion and sense of tiredness again.    I was sent to an allergist for food allergy testing and the results is very surprising to me.   It shows that I have a strong level allergy to: pork, beef, rice, wheat, corn, melons, pinto beans, pineapple, pears and sweet potatoes; very strong allergy to oranges; and moderate allergy to:peaches, string beans, carrots, fish, egg, cows milk, brazil nut, and coconuts.    My question is: what do I do to cope with this wide range of allergies?    I know to avoid the strong and strongest ones altogether - but how?   How did I end up with so many allergies now ?

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Hi, Welcome to Chat Doctor forum.  You had surgeries, for gall bladder, and the hiatal hernia. Usually these conditions are associated with the gastric erosion. Which is to be treated completely, after surgery.  I advise you to consult a gastroenterologist for diagnosis and treatment.  You may need to have a gastrostomy, for diagnosis, and treatment.  I usually prescribe to my patient with such symptoms' omeprazole, risperidone, and and antacid gel.  Now you start, avoiding the strongest, and stronger allergic substances, after observing the effect of the Chat Doctor.  Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.