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Increased BM's are commonCommon cold after a partial/total colectomy. Try increasing the level of fibre in your diet as a way of making your BM's more muddy/sludgy.
Fresh pulverised fruit to which bran has been added may help. Also fresh pulversied vegetabl;es + bran. Wholemeal bread, no junk food, colas etc.
In addition to Morecambe's good advice, I'd like to suggest that you check back with your doc about the C. diff. In some cases a single round of flagyl does not knock out the infection and other treatment is necessary. If your doc didn't tell you to have your system rechecked following treatment, make sure that you request it. Tests should be done in triplicate - not just a single test.
I agree with CalGal, sometimes it takes a few rounds to get rid of C. difficile.. it doesn't go away easily and you might need to retest but another round of flagyl and avoiding fats like milk and cheese for a while should help. Probiotics especially after your Flagyl round if you go back on :S
Increased BM's are common after a partial/total colectomy. Try increasing the level of fibre in your diet as a way of making your BM's more muddy/sludgy.
Fresh pulverised fruit to which bran has been added may help. Also fresh pulversied vegetabl;es + bran. Wholemeal bread, no junk food, colas etc.
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Morecambe
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