Diverticulitis prevention
Is there a way to prevent diverticulitis from recurring? Is there a change in diet that can help heal the colon issue that causes it?
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Is there a way to prevent diverticulitis from recurring? Is there a change in diet that can help heal the colon issue that causes it?
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Digestive Health Support Group.
Yes, small meals several times a day is a great idea, @trishdep189!
Have to find one first. But thanks.
@maxine50
Your gastrointestinal doctor should know of one. Try that first.
Wish all this information as to what diet to follow was on the Internet someplace.
A neighbor just told me she had it, but the antibiotics cured her. She doesn't remember which one since it was many many years ago. Hmmmm?? Something that should be looked into maybe.
Four months from resection surgery and seven months from hip replacement, my first round of 18 holes felt wonderful! I had absolutely no problem with energy level (score, well that's another story!). I was thrilled with the day, grateful for my excellent medical team, hip, colon, and bladder doctors.
Wow! good news. Stay well.
That's great, @lucy155! I appreciate the update.
Wow, 18 holes, was quite a workout (I won't ask about your score), but I'm really glad that you had a good time and were not exhausted by the day.
What's next on your agenda of things to do?
I always think that probiotics should be considered for anything involving the gut.
OK, I at cooked carrots and chicken for dinner. Next day I had severe pain. I had vanilla ice cream for desert the next night. Severe pain next day. Was it the carrots or the ice cream which is dairy? I can't figure it out. So, tonight I ate baked potato and chicken. Pain is starting again. I think I should only drink Electrolit for dinner.
@maxine50
I can see you are you are trying, keep working at it. How is your portion size? Are you eating small meals several times a day or larger meals? Sometimes, small portions can make a difference.
Have you considered asking your doctor for a referral to a registered dietician?