Hello all.
I have been diagnosed with ulcers in terminal ileum and proctitis in the rectum. Biopsy says Crohn's.
So a few questions:
1) My doctor says- diet restriction is not needed as I am only in my 20s. He says since I am young eating too bland and restricting a lot of food items will be harmful in the long run. Except lactose. However most people in the internet say otherwise. What should I do?
2) Why do I have problem with almost all non veg food- egg, poultry, red meat? However I can digest veggies!? Isn't the opposite true- at least egg whites?
3) Finally- can this be cured? Can I start lactose and gluten once I am symptoms free?
My doctor says it can't be however people online claim otherwise!?
Symptoms: bloating, strange pains all over the stomach and rectum, however they last only few seconds. BM- only once however watery when not having a proper diet. Eg- gluten, lactose, roughage free, and non veg food.
Medication- Mesalamine 400gms twice, B12, folic acid and colospa. Colospa as the doctor also suspects IBS.
I have been diagnosed with ulcers in terminal ileum and proctitis in the rectum. Biopsy says Crohn's.
So a few questions:
1) My doctor says- diet restriction is not needed as I am only in my 20s. He says since I am young eating too bland and restricting a lot of food items will be harmful in the long run. Except lactose. However most people in the internet say otherwise. What should I do?
2) Why do I have problem with almost all non veg food- egg, poultry, red meat? However I can digest veggies!? Isn't the opposite true- at least egg whites?
3) Finally- can this be cured? Can I start lactose and gluten once I am symptoms free?
My doctor says it can't be however people online claim otherwise!?
Symptoms: bloating, strange pains all over the stomach and rectum, however they last only few seconds. BM- only once however watery when not having a proper diet. Eg- gluten, lactose, roughage free, and non veg food.
Medication- Mesalamine 400gms twice, B12, folic acid and colospa. Colospa as the doctor also suspects IBS.