Diverticulitis - looking for info
I would like to know any information about diverticulitis
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Digestive Health Support Group.
I would like to know any information about diverticulitis
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Digestive Health Support Group.
So thankful for your team! It makes all the difference
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1 ReactionGlad all going well and you had a good team! Makes all the difference!!!
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1 ReactionI’m sorry I repeated myself like four times… It kept looking like it was going to a different conversation 🤪
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2 ReactionsIs this the diverticulitis group?
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1 ReactionHi, Lois,
I'm new to the group. I have the same problem as you. Had an acute attack of diverticulits with perforation and abscess. I was on a clear liquid diet for a week. I have recently move up to soft foods. My abdomen is swollen and painful with the most pain in my lower back.
I have IBS and try to stick to a low fodmap diet. Most high fiber diets are high fodmap. At this point, I don't know what to eat anymore. I would like to stick with low fodmap, but isn't a high fiber diet recommended for diverticulosis so it doesn't go into diverticulitis?
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1 ReactionI'm not sure I am posting correctly. I replied to Lois and it says I have to "post comment"
How do I know if Lois received my reply?
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1 ReactionHello @pekoe01 and welcome to Mayo Connect. Yes, this is one of several diverticulitis support groups on Connect. If you would like to become more familiar with all of the discussions, here is a link to all the groups that discuss diverticulitis,
--Diverticulitis
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/digestive-gastrointestinal-problems/
As this is your first post, would you please share your history with diverticulitis and what information or support you are looking for?
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1 Reaction@pekoe01
Here is the way to post so that a member will get a notification of your post:
Underneath the post you want to respond to click on the "Reply" button and then post your question or comment in the box that will appear. Also, you can begin your post with their username. For example, look at how I started this post to you, I used your username with the "@" sign in front of it. After you finish your post click on "Reply."
Both of these methods will give the recipient a notification that you have responded to their post.
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1 ReactionI believe I have been having short bouts of diverticulitis not knowing what they were and recovered in two or three days, Two weeks ago, I had the worst pain and could not stand nor walk, Went to ER and the CT scan said diverticulitis with no abscess.
The pain got worse so I went to another ER.. CT scan said diverticulitis with perforation and abscess.
I was admitted and an interventional radiologist drained the abscess. Not fun. I have a rare e-coli and one other infection.
I'm home now on a PICC line and IV antibiotics. Surgeons keep talking me into a resection. I'm 78, have immunocompromized, and very weak. I could not deal with this alone. Has anyone gone to rehab after their resection?
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I posted my history on my last post. I am clicking reply. There is a box underneath of another comment and it says to post comment. Do I comment twice and post twice?
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