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This significant dose-limiting side effect can impact various parts of the gastrointestinal tract, primarily affecting the small intestine and the oral and oropharyngeal mucosal linings [74, 78, 79]
Patients should monitor symptoms and seek attention for abnormalities, such as intense abdominal pain or sustained emesis
Avoid common triggers Certain foods and drinks can irritate the digestive system and make diarrhea worse, including: Alcohol Caffeine Spicy foods Products with artificial sweeteners (like candy and gum) Dairy products (especially if you are lactose intolerant) Soft drinks Cutting back at least temporarily can help reduce symptoms while the gut is more sensitive
Opt for low GI foods Once your blood sugar levels are stable, eating a balanced meal or snack that includes low GI foods , protein, and fibre can help keep levels stable
