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7. Carbonated Beverages

Sodas and other fizzy drinks are also best to avoid if you have diverticulitis. The tiny air bubbles consumed with every sip of aerated drinks attach to the lining of the digestive tract. They soon transform into an irritant, especially in more sensitive and vulnerable digestive systems. Such beverages tend to cause bloating, thus worsening those symptoms. Juices, tea and coffee, and non-carbonated drinks are better alternatives. Since diverticulitis patients should consume as much fluid as possible, ask your physician to suggest healthy options. Water, of course, is the most highly recommended choice of beverage.

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