I follow a mostly low residue diet because of my small bowel adhesion problems. It does take some getting used to. As you say, it’s the complete opposite to what we are encouraged to eat. No grain, fibre or anything brown, no nuts, seeds, skins. Limited fruit and vegetables. I’m suffering this week because I’ve been eating tomatoes, I should know better, but I love them but unfortunately, they hate me! I hope it’s not too bad for him.Update on other half
The caged lion has been released from hospital, the diagnosis they are going with is stump appendicitis. A very rare complication of a previous appendectomy which he had 50 years ago. They have booked him in for a colonoscopy to investigate further but for now the infection is controlled but he is on low residue diet. Of course, that is completely opposite from what we normally have. It will be a suck it and see what he can tolerate.
He was getting a bit of acid reflux, but they didn't want to give him anything.
He will just have to take it easy to acclimatise to the outside world.
Onwards and upwards
Maybe not enough?Yesterday I tracked carbs. Over the day I had less than 50g of them and today I’m greeted with a 7.7 upon waking
Dunno. You’d think there’d be enough carbs stored up inside for me to draw on but I’m sure the batch of blackberry muffins I’ve just made will help redress the imbalance.Maybe not enough?
Do you think if you cook tomatoes then blitz them and sieve the puree so there are no seeds or bit of skin that will be low residue.I follow a mostly low residue diet because of my small bowel adhesion problems. It does take some getting used to. As you say, it’s the complete opposite to what we are encouraged to eat. No grain, fibre or anything brown, no nuts, seeds, skins. Limited fruit and vegetables. I’m suffering this week because I’ve been eating tomatoes, I should know better, but I love them but unfortunately, they hate me! I hope it’s not too bad for him.