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The IBD specialist nurses are trained to assess your condition and advise you on changes to your medication, lifestyle or diet.

Registered dietitians are qualified health professionals that assess, diagnose and treat diet and nutrition problems at an individual and wider public

Eat a nutritionally well-balanced diet.

I’ve made big changes to my diet — no more sugar in my tea, reduced carbohydrates, and I avoid foods with a high glycaemic index.

view, your stomach needs to be empty of food, so please follow these instructions: After midday (the day before your appointment) please eat a ‘sloppy diet

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A diet high in bran, fresh fruit and vegetables is advisable. Contact your GP if constipation becomes a problem.

Some pain relief medication can cause constipation so a diet high in bran, fresh fruit and vegetables is advisable.

A soft diet that needs little chewing allows the muscles to rest.

It is important to eat and drink a balanced diet as this will help you to maintain healthy skin.

You will be given instructions about diet; you will also be advised on what items to bring in to hospital.

You will be given instructions about diet and what to bring into hospital.

The day after the procedure, you should start on a soft, sloppy diet and stay on this for a week.

You are more likely to develop a wound infection if you: have diabetes are a smoker take steroids have a poor diet have been unwell in hospital for a long

A diet high in bran, fresh fruit and vegetables is advisable. Contact your GP if constipation becomes a problem.

Try to eat your normal diet or replace your meals with alternatives such as carbohydrate-containing drinks, for example milk, milk shakes, fruit juices

Are you eating a healthy, diet? Are you constipated? If you are already following the previous tips seek medical advice.

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as possible, especially after surgery exercise your legs while in bed – bend your foot and ankle up and down at regularly intervals keep to a healthy diet

During this time, you will need to eat a fairly soft diet. This will be discussed with you by the doctors, nurses and dieticians.