Ulcerative colitis

2023-12-25 17:49:54
What should be the diet plan for Ulcerative. colitis patients ..?.
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Peel off all fruits and vegetables then eat. Hydrated yourself
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don't take high fibre, white bread and many more.

Answered2023-12-25 18:41:10

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Healthy morning ma’am, For ulcerative colitis, Some types of food such as lean proteins, peeled fruits and cooked vegetables, may help to reduce ulcerative colitis symptoms. High fibre, highly processed, and spicy foods may trigger the symptoms.
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Foods consume includes: Low fiber fruits: such as banana, cooked and peeled fruits, avocado and mango. Non cruciferous vegetables: such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, cucumber and carrots Refined grain foods such as white pasta, white rice, oatmeal, and certain breads Omega -3 fatty acid rich foods such as salmon , mackerel, and walnut Low fat protein sources: fish , chicken, lamb, turkeys, eggs. It’s important to eat a well balanced diet of protein, fats and carbohydrates.

Answered2023-12-26 05:35:51

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Try to take low fibre fruits, limit processed, preserved, packaged and outside food completely. Limit/ avoid Dairy as well. For more details & personalised guidance contact directly. Thanks

Answered2023-12-26 02:56:15

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Gud morning pls connect directly through practo app.

Answered2023-12-26 02:53:00

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Discuss your diet over practo consultation with me

Answered2023-12-26 01:54:45

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