suggestions please! low fiber diet
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Been on low fiber diet now since mid April and I am really needing suggestions on what to eat.... breakfast is the hardest.... do any of u eat yogurt or drink milk?.... and if so any particular kind?..... my meals are so limited and I am finding I am having to force myself to eat! any suggestions on foods would really b apreciated
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kathy_33400 cathy10988
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Cathy..I know the feeling as had many flare ups...hate it. Waiting for surgeon to call me back about surgery. I would eat muffins, like blueberry, eggs, low or no fiber like corn flakes, English muffins , white, any white bread. Just Google "low fiber foods for diverticulitis". Good luck...this disease just sucks the life out of you.
cathy10988 kathy_33400
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kathy_33400 cathy10988
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Cathy.. bb muffins don't bother me..my doc said it's a myth not to eat nuts, popcorn, but my thought is everyone is different. If you're having several attacks a yr, that is too much. Not good to be on antibiotics so much, Cipro and Flagyl are horrible!
madeline27614 cathy10988
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I eat mostly soft foods. Like pancakes, muffins and yogurt. I drink coffee. One cup with light milk but for two months after my attack I really was extremely careful. I did not eat salads at all and no raw veggies. My severe attack was in February and it took me two months to feel myself . I went to see a surgeon and he said fiber is so important so after two months I am now taking a fiber capsule 5 times a day and forcing myself to drink more water. I am finally hungry and eat most but veggies I make sure they are soft. No steak. I eat ground meat, chicken , fish. I try to avoid seeds, nuts and skins. Good luck. 🙏🙏??
nessmcd cathy10988
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Hello, regarding antibiotic treatment for diverticulitis I was prescribed Co-trimoxazole.
This worked and had minimal side effects but I've not seen it mentioned on this forum.
susan95516 nessmcd
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That's the one the DR gives me and it works Didn't feel any side effects
nessmcd susan95516
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Interesting that you had good results from this antibiotic, too. Although, it would be great to think I won't need it again. Overly optimistic, I think!
However, after two months of mild to moderate pain every day I've had two days with just a feeling of tenderness in the left hand side, so there is hope. 🙂
kathy_33400 nessmcd
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I've Never heard of this one..Always get Cipro and Flagyl..
nessmcd kathy_33400
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After surgery last year (not for DD) I had to have a lot of different antibiotics, most of which made me feel very ill but when I had the diverticulitis attack in March the Co-trimoxazole seemed to have no side effects and was effective.