My doc suggested the following, but not vegan: cut out or very limited sugar, dairy, caffeine (I have 1 cup of coffee a day then chamille tea), limited alcohol, decrease spicy and fried foods. Make sure you hydrate well every day (at least 1 gallon), ensure you are consuming fiber, get your sleep and seriously decrease your stress level. All this has worked for me since diagnosis in February. I had one flare since then that landed me in the ER again in June, but that was before my adjusted meds regime.
Hello @sherib73 and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I see that @erincorn has already responded to your question about an eating plan for mesenteric panniculitis. As this disorder is rather rare, I am glad that you were able to meet with a registered dietician.
As you are a new member of Mayo Clinic Connect would you be comfortable sharing more about your history with mesenteric panniculitis? For example, how long ago were you diagnosed and what were your symptoms that led to this diagnosis? Please share only as you are comfortable doing so.
I look forward to hearing from you again. Will you post updates about your progress in dealing with this disorder?
My doc suggested the following, but not vegan: cut out or very limited sugar, dairy, caffeine (I have 1 cup of coffee a day then chamille tea), limited alcohol, decrease spicy and fried foods. Make sure you hydrate well every day (at least 1 gallon), ensure you are consuming fiber, get your sleep and seriously decrease your stress level. All this has worked for me since diagnosis in February. I had one flare since then that landed me in the ER again in June, but that was before my adjusted meds regime.
My doc suggested the following, but not vegan: cut out or very limited sugar, dairy, caffeine (I have 1 cup of coffee a day then chamille tea), limited alcohol, decrease spicy and fried foods. Make sure you hydrate well every day (at least 1 gallon), ensure you are consuming fiber, get your sleep and seriously decrease your stress level. All this has worked for me since diagnosis in February. I had one flare since then that landed me in the ER again in June, but that was before my adjusted meds regime.
Hello @sherib73 and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I see that @erincorn has already responded to your question about an eating plan for mesenteric panniculitis. As this disorder is rather rare, I am glad that you were able to meet with a registered dietician.
As you are a new member of Mayo Clinic Connect would you be comfortable sharing more about your history with mesenteric panniculitis? For example, how long ago were you diagnosed and what were your symptoms that led to this diagnosis? Please share only as you are comfortable doing so.
I look forward to hearing from you again. Will you post updates about your progress in dealing with this disorder?
I have Graves’ disease and it’s really bad at the moment, I had it for 20 years but my levels for the past year won’t settle , I just got diagnosed with MP it’s been so bad, pain nausea, vomiting, I would really like to know how I can get help with this please.
My doc suggested the following, but not vegan: cut out or very limited sugar, dairy, caffeine (I have 1 cup of coffee a day then chamille tea), limited alcohol, decrease spicy and fried foods. Make sure you hydrate well every day (at least 1 gallon), ensure you are consuming fiber, get your sleep and seriously decrease your stress level. All this has worked for me since diagnosis in February. I had one flare since then that landed me in the ER again in June, but that was before my adjusted meds regime.
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My doc suggested the following, but not vegan: cut out or very limited sugar, dairy, caffeine (I have 1 cup of coffee a day then chamille tea), limited alcohol, decrease spicy and fried foods. Make sure you hydrate well every day (at least 1 gallon), ensure you are consuming fiber, get your sleep and seriously decrease your stress level. All this has worked for me since diagnosis in February. I had one flare since then that landed me in the ER again in June, but that was before my adjusted meds regime.
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7 ReactionsHello @sherib73 and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I see that @erincorn has already responded to your question about an eating plan for mesenteric panniculitis. As this disorder is rather rare, I am glad that you were able to meet with a registered dietician.
Connect currently has a discussion group on this topic which you might find helpful. Here is the link, https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mesenteric-panniculitis-or-schlerosing-mesentertis-auto-immune-around-small-intestine/
As you are a new member of Mayo Clinic Connect would you be comfortable sharing more about your history with mesenteric panniculitis? For example, how long ago were you diagnosed and what were your symptoms that led to this diagnosis? Please share only as you are comfortable doing so.
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3 ReactionsHello @sherib73, I would like to add my welcome to Connect along with Teresa @hopeful33250 and other members. You might find these articles helpful.
The role of lifestyle-related treatments for IBS:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/medical-professionals/digestive-diseases/news/the-role-of-lifestyle-related-treatments-for-ibs/mac-20431272
Low FODMAP Diet for IBS: List of Foods to Eat and Avoid:
https://www.medicinenet.com/low_fodmap_diet_list_of_foods_to_eat_and_avoid/article.htm#fodmap_foods_for_ibs_definition_and_facts
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1 ReactionWould you mind sharing what Meds they prescribed?
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1 Reaction@russelflippo I am currently taking Dicyclomine and Ondansetron ODT, both as needed when there are flares. and Constulose every day.
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1 ReactionThank you, Erin! Wishing you the best! Mary Flippo
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1 ReactionI was just diagnosed with mesenteric panniculitis and what is the best foods found to relieve so far?
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1 ReactionCan we still eat fruits even if it consider sugars , and what about eggs . Thanks
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1 ReactionI have Graves’ disease and it’s really bad at the moment, I had it for 20 years but my levels for the past year won’t settle , I just got diagnosed with MP it’s been so bad, pain nausea, vomiting, I would really like to know how I can get help with this please.
Hi just a question on the fiber, I didn’t think you could have fiber as it irritates the bowel so should I be having it.??