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Will Protine Powder Help To Gain Weight?
good afternoon my name is Daryl my wife is allergic to every kind of pain meds there is other then tylanol she has a sinus infection and also staff infection plus doctor says because of al the tylanol it has infected her gallblatter and kidneys she has no apatite and is losing weight all over. is there foods with no acids that I can give her and also is there milk products like pudding etc that she can have that are not made with regular mike like people that are lactose intaulerent ? also I drink a crass weight gainer twice a day protein powder from G. N. C. can she drink it to put on some weight ??? thank you have a great day and God bless you and yours DL
Tue, 13 Jan 2015
Hello there,
Firstly I appreciate your concern as a husband. Your wife is lucky to have somebody like you who is looking after her wellbeing.
If your wife is allergic to pain meds and foodstuffs we can work our way around it. You might have to give her iron tablets along-with a multivitamin to improve her red blood count and immunity. you can get these over the counter anywhere. A protein supplement containing soy protein can be given if she is lactose intolerant. If she is lactose intolerant then milk should be avoided but you can give yoghurt.
Hope this helps you. Please fell free to get back to me with any further queries.
Dr Arun A
Firstly I appreciate your concern as a husband. Your wife is lucky to have somebody like you who is looking after her wellbeing.
If your wife is allergic to pain meds and foodstuffs we can work our way around it. You might have to give her iron tablets along-with a multivitamin to improve her red blood count and immunity. you can get these over the counter anywhere. A protein supplement containing soy protein can be given if she is lactose intolerant. If she is lactose intolerant then milk should be avoided but you can give yoghurt.
Hope this helps you. Please fell free to get back to me with any further queries.
Dr Arun A
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