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My partner as been recently diagnose with bowel disease and thats the only thing thats been done so for.Hes now 9stone and droping.need some advice please.tt

Hello - I am very sorry to hear of your partner's diagnosis. The best place for immediate support would be the charity Bowel Cancer UK - https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/. You can email their nurses here https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/how-we ... the-nurse/. Also the Macmillan Cancer support line offers telephone support 0808 808 00 00 7 days a week.

adenah wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:03 pm

My partner as been recently diagnose with bowel disease and thats the only thing thats been done so for.Hes now 9stone and droping.need some advice please.tt

Tell him to try different foods and figure out which foods are easily digestive with no problems. Any disease the body has is battled by white blood cells in the blood. I think in the meantime he should eat soups and drink smoothies. At least until he sees a doctor for more help.

Outline. Crabby gut condition (IBS) is a typical problem that influences the stomach and digestive organs, likewise called the gastrointestinal lot. Side effects incorporate squeezing, stomach torment, swelling, gas, and loose bowels or clogging, or both. IBS is a constant condition that you'll have to oversee long haul.

advhccenter wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 25, 2024 10:59 am

Outline. Crabby gut condition (IBS) is a typical problem that influences the stomach and digestive organs, likewise called the gastrointestinal lot. Side effects incorporate squeezing, stomach torment, swelling, gas, and loose bowels or clogging, or both. IBS is a constant condition that you'll have to oversee long haul.

There's no known cure for IBS. It is a long haul in managing the bowel condition. It can be managed with medication - like Imodium and Colpermin - and dietary changes. This could be avoiding trigger foods like wheat or dairy or too much fibre-rich food. In fact, too much fibre can worsen IBS so you don't want to go down that route.

Keep a food diary and note how it affects you physically. Once you get to know what your body does and does not like you'll be much better.

Can u please advice i have a friend facing same problem?