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    Does anyone know if we can eat asparagus, or does it cause flares?

  • #2
    I don't know about others, but I have it occasionally with no problem. I get hungry for it about twice a year.

    Donna
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    • #3
      I have it several times a week this time of year and have no problems.

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      • #4
        Asparagus KILLS me! AND I mean puts me over in TEARS. Its one of my worst flare foods.

        I guess everyone is different, but good luck with it! I sure do love asparagus and miss it very much.

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        Kara
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        • #5
          I love it, but it doesn't love me.

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          • #6
            Asparagus does go right into your pee, so at least if you try it and it bothers you, you'll know pretty much right away.

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            • #7
              I have it every now and then with no problems.

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              • #8
                I have it with no problems
                Formerly lorenab

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                • #9
                  I haven't tried it since I've been diagnosed with IC. I've stayed away from it ever since I realized it makes my pee stink!

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                  • #10
                    I have no issues with it, but I have foul smelling urine due to IC as it is, so I don't eat asparagus very often as it makes the smell worse!
                    -Rachel
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                    IC; PFD; possible Fibromyalgia; IBS;

                    Symptoms: Frequency, Urgency, pelvic and bladder pain, bladder and pelvic spasms, difficulty starting urination, weak stream, incontinence, vaginal and urethral pain

                    I've Tried:
                    three Hydrodistentions, various Rescue Installments; 6 DSMO treatments; Pyridium Plus; Proced; Detrol (patch); Elavil; Uricet K; Elmiron; Nortiptyline; Ultram; Allegra; Ditropan; Ditropan ER; Vesicare; regular Lidocain; Neurontin; Lyrica; and few more I can't remember!
                    Currently using:
                    Valium; Vicadin; Proced DS; Claritin; Buffered Lidocain; Cymbalta; Baclofen; Prazosin @ night (also on Prednisone and Adderall for my joint pain and severe fatigue)
                    Heating pads; frozen water bottles; A&D ointment; Poise pads; IC dieter since 8/06; yoga; imagery & relaxation CD, Mindfullness, self healing CD's; hot baths; seat cushion; prayer
                    I am 28 yrs old, dx'ed in '06, still trying to get my health undercontrol!!

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                    • #11
                      I haven't had it in 4 years because it used to make me flare up so horribly. It's too bad because I really do love it.
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                      • #12
                        hmmm

                        asparagus ayy?? Not sure.. but it Can't be all that bad. My working theory lately, now that i have really taken so many acid's out of my life, happens to be this. If it makes my mouth burn, or taste funny and metal like afterwards, then I won't have it. Especially if it gives me heart burn. Then I know that I really should not have done that! So, if i were to put asparagus in my mouth now, I don't think it would burn. So from my hypothesis, we could conclude, that the asparagus, should be a-okay!Though I will be sure to let you know if I decide me and the asparagus really don't get along. haha..
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