Low fibre diet

sharonlamont1368

After low fibre diet plans if anyone has any 👍

RodaRose

Cream of Wheat
Poultry, fish, eggs, tofu.
Fruit and vegetable juice.
Butter, margarine, oils, salad dressings.
White bread, white rice, plain white crackers
Pancakes or waffles made from white refined flour.
Milk, yogurt, pudding, ice cream, cheeses, sour cream.
Canned or well-cooked vegetables and fruits without skins or seeds.

lovesummers

Why would you choose low fiber? Fiber, especially soluble fiber, is so good for your body's system!

glassyo

lovesummers wrote: »

Why would you choose low fiber? Fiber, especially soluble fiber, is so good for your body's system!

I can't answer for the op but sometimes low fiber is the way to go with digestive issues or as prep for certain tests like colonoscopies.

sharonlamont1368

I have just spent the last week in hospital with a severe diverticulitis attack, after a attack you need to be on a low fibre diet to give your colon time to heal and the surgeon wants me on low fibre diet until I have my colonscopy in 6 weeks.

whmscll

RodaRose has nailed it. I especially enjoy sourdough white bread when my system is resetting after a colonoscopy. Although I avoided cheese and too much dairy; it was constipating for me.

nooboots

sharonlamont1368 wrote: »

I have just spent the last week in hospital with a severe diverticulitis attack, after a attack you need to be on a low fibre diet to give your colon time to heal and the surgeon wants me on low fibre diet until I have my colonscopy in 6 weeks.

Yep, me too (not in hospital) but when the symptoms are bad, have to stick to a 'white diet' for a while to give myself a rest. I also suffer from IBS and fibre is shocking for it.

singingflutelady

lovesummers wrote: »

Why would you choose low fiber? Fiber, especially soluble fiber, is so good for your body's system!

Not for me. I'm on a permanent low fiber diet because of gastroparesis and Crohn's