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Health Encyclopedia: Ulcerative Colitis Dietary Considerations

Dietary Considerations

Malnutrition is very common in ulcerative colitis (UC), although it tends to be more severe in Crohn's disease. Some experts recommend that children with IBD increase their calorie and protein intake by 150% of the daily recommended allowance for their specific ages and heights. Studies indicate that nutritional support in children is as important as medications for achieving remission. People whose weights are normal or no less than 90% of normal do not need to add extra c...

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Expert & Community Posts

The Best Way to Naturally Stop Bloating and Gas

By Kenn Kihiu , Health Expert

...bombardment of commercials on indigestion, acid reflux, bloating and gas. The number one selling... Read more »

Preservatives in Meat

By Elizabeth Roberts , Health Expert

...very bloated and gassy within an hour of eating it. Bloating and gas have never been problem... Read more »

Trying New Things

By Elizabeth Roberts , Health Expert

...I had been dealing with serious and uncomfortable bloating and gas - not symptoms that had ever... Read more »

Could You Have Irritable Bowel Syndrome?

By Heather Reese , Health Expert

...stronger and last longer than normal, which forces food through their intestines more quickly or... Read more »

IBS - What is it?

By Elizabeth Roberts , Health Expert

...between diarrhea and constipation; abdominal pain; bloating or distention of the abdomen; gas;... Read more »

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Crohn's Disease: Dietary Factors

...reduce damage in the intestinal tract caused by inflammation. However, high-fiber foods can cause gas, bloating, and pain, particularly in IBD patients. Commercial products (such as Beano) are... Read more »

Acid Reflux GERD Surgery: Fundoplication

...patients would still required anti-GERD medications and that 38% would have new symptoms (e.g., gas, bloating, trouble swallowing), with most occurring more than a year after surgery. Other... Read more »

Gallstones and Gallbladder Disease: Symptoms

...pain over the next 10 years.Digestive complaints such as belching, feeling unduly full after meals, bloating, heartburn (burning feeling behind the breast bone), or regurgitation (acid back-up in... Read more »

Ovarian Cancer: Symptoms

...caused by fluid or a mass within the abdomen)Pelvic pressure or crampsDigestive problems such as gas, bloating, indigestion and stomach painBowel and bladder problems such as constipation and... Read more »

Abdominal bloating

Abdominal bloating is a condition in which the abdomen feels full and tight. It is usually caused by gas in the bowel. Alternative Names Bloating Considerations ... Read more »

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