Enteric-coated Aspirin 325 Mg Medication Image
Radiation enteropathy; Radiation-induced small bowel injury; Post-radiation enteritis
Treatment
Starting a low-fiber diet on the first day of radiation treatment can be helpful.
Avoiding the following foods may help with symptoms:
- Alcohol and tobacco
- Almost all milk products
- Coffee, tea, chocolate, and soda drinks with caffeine
- Foods containing whole bran
- Fresh and dried fruits
- Fried, greasy, or fatty foods
- Nuts and seeds
- Popcorn,...
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