I have Crohn's disease and am constantly having cramping and diarrhea after meals. What can I do?
There are certain dietary tips that may help curb symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease when you are experiencing a flare. First, try eating more frequent smaller meals. Next, limit the amount of milk and milk products in your diet. There frequently is a component of lactose intolerance in patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Thirdly, restrict the intake of foods that are high in fiber....
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Let me start this week's blog by admitting that I love pork - pork chops, pork roast, pork spare ribs, you name it if it's pork I like it.... Read more »
Patients with inflammatory bowel disease typically have great and warranted concerns about what they should eat. While diet is most likely not a... Read more »
Of all the questions people email me with, "What can I eat?" is near the top of the list. And, unfortunately, there is no easy answer I can give. But... Read more »
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