What Is The Diverticulitis Diet?

How The Diet Progresses

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With a severe attack, a liquid diet will be recommended as the first step, though as previously mentioned, it usually lasts for only a few days. This gives the digestive system a chance to rest and begin healing. It should also help with pain. The rate of relief is determined by how the diet progresses.

As the symptoms lessen, low-fiber foods should be added gradually. Consultation with a physician should determine how fast a patient can return to a normal diet. This time is often different for each patient, and it depends on the severity of the damage to the intestinal wall. If the flare-up is mild, the doctor may recommend a low-fiber diet to begin with, gradually adding more food.

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