I am suffering from cystitis? What is the treatment of this condition and what should I avoid in food in this condition?

Question

Hye.
Eliminating or reducing foods in your diet that are potential bladder irritants may help to relieve the discomfort of interstitial cystitis. Common bladder irritants ? carbonated beverages, caffeine in all forms (including chocolate), Alcohol
Artificial sweeteners (aspartame and saccharin)
Coffee, Citrus juices, Cranberry juice, Hot peppers or chillies, Soda, Spicy foods citrus products and food containing high concentrations of vitamin C. Also avoid similar foods, such as tomatoes, pickled foods etc. Some people could be intolerant to gluten as well. An elimination method will help you observe your tolerance to certain foods.
If you think certain foods may irritate your bladder, try eliminating them from your diet. Reintroduce them one at a time and pay attention to which, if any, affect your signs and symptoms.

Jennifer Dhuri · Accepted Answer

Hye.
Eliminating or reducing foods in your diet that are potential bladder irritants may help to relieve the discomfort of interstitial cystitis. Common bladder irritants ? carbonated beverages, caffeine in all forms (including chocolate), Alcohol
Artificial sweeteners (aspartame and saccharin)
Coffee, Citrus juices, Cranberry juice, Hot peppers or chillies, Soda, Spicy foods citrus products and food containing high concentrations of vitamin C. Also avoid similar foods, such as tomatoes, pickled foods etc. Some people could be intolerant to gluten as well. An elimination method will help you observe your tolerance to certain foods.
If you think certain foods may irritate your bladder, try eliminating them from your diet. Reintroduce them one at a time and pay attention to which, if any, affect your signs and symptoms.