Colonoscopy is a procedure used to detect abnormalities in the large intestine (colon). One day before the procedure, it is advised not to eat any solid or semi-solid food, such as mashed potatoes, applesauce, oatmeal, etc. A clear liquid diet must be taken 24 to 72 hours before the pr...
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Ulcerative Colitis and Colon Cancer Individuals with ulcerative colitis are at increased risk for colon cancer. The risk of colon cancer increases while the duration of disease and the extent of the disease in the colon increase. To prevent colon cancer, screening colonoscopy with biopsies are recom...
An ileoscopy is a scope – a long thing tube with a light and camera on the end – of the ilium (small intestine) via the stoma. It’s different from a colonoscopy where the scope is inserted via the rectum. I’d never had this type of scope before last week but now I have expe...
Why is manuka honey not recommended in IBS? Because of its high content of MGO. On one hand it has a higher fructose content which will ferment in your large intestine, meaning that your gut bacteria will turn it into MGO and other toxins (as explained before), but on the other hand ...
I have the exact same problem, it's not just around my period, i've never been pregnant, I've tried Bentyl and lactulose for IBS, Amitiza for IBS, have had blood tests to check my thyroid, for that virus, have had a colonoscopy, been checked for celiac disease, the wheat/gluten all...
Note whether eating certain foods consistently gives you digestive symptoms. Your doctor may ask about digestive symptoms, recommend lifestyle changes, and discuss future diagnostic tests like a colonoscopy. The Takeaway The foods you eat can create digestive issues like abdominal pain, gas, bloating,...
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Before starting a low-residue diet, consult with a doctor or dietitian. A low-residue diet may be right for you if you experience IBD symptoms like diarrhea or if you are preparing for bowel surgery or a colonoscopy. People without digestive symptoms like gas and bloating likely do not need...
Note whether eating certain foods consistently gives you digestive symptoms. Your doctor may ask about digestive symptoms, recommend lifestyle changes, and discuss future diagnostic tests like a colonoscopy. The Takeaway The foods you eat can create digestive issues like abdominal pain, gas, bloating,...