Posted on December 20, 2007 in Latest News
A low-residue diet is helpful for Diverticulitis. Pockets in the intestinal walls sometimes get inflamed causing Diverticulitis. Low-residue diet that is recommended might be a new term, but this article will provide you with the details of this diet.
Generally an intake of 10 grams of fiber per day is known as a low residue diet. We have provided you with a chart that specifies the names of the food items that you should follow undergoing a low-residue diet. These are:
Grains:
Fruits:
Vegetables:
Meat and other Proteins:
Well cooked and soft meat, eggs and fish.
Quit lentils and beans.
Avoid all other types of seeds and nuts.
Dairy:
You should take dairy products as per your doctor’s advice.
Note: When you feel that you have started recovering then slowly begin switching over to high fiber diet. This change is very important for your health. Another point that you should remember is, increase your intake of water also when you are maintaining a high fiber diet.
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