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PostPosted: 12/05/07 - 16:43    Post subject: colectomy 3 years ago Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello,I had a full colectomy 3 years ago.They joined my small bowel to my rectum and so I have no bag/pouch.My problem is with eating.I am still struggling with my diet.I want to put on weight but as soon as I eat I need to use the loo straight after Embarassed .Has anyone got this problem or know how to help me.I need foods that wont pass straight through me.many thanks.
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