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Crohn's Disease
I have little bit pain in anal, i jave already been operated for fitsula after 6 months of my operation, in my colonelscopy there are few symptoms of crohn's diseases and hence I am on medication of Oson-O and Mesacol-400 and laxative liquid. I would like to ask for diet that what can I eat and what not.
And I was used to take hard drink in a week before this treatment but since last four months I didn't drink soda even so I want to ask that whether beer or any other hard drink is permitted and if yes then what could be the maximum frequency.
It will be a favor if I will get the right direction. Thank you in advance.
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Dr. Tejasvi Kumar C
Proctologist
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Since you have already been operated for fistula and diagnosed with crohns it's better to avoid any food that precipitates your symptoms of crohns. You have to monitor your food habits and see which of your foods actually affect you bowel moments. Avoid foods which have immediate effect on your bowel moments.
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Monitor bowel moments and maintain a diet chart of all the foods you eat.
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