Ulcerative Colitis Videos
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You don't have to give up on going out. With some planning and organizing, you can get on with your life and not let UC cramp your style.
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What causes an inflamed large intestine? And what does a flare-up look like?
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If your symptoms become severe and don’t respond to treatment, your doctor may suggest this procedure.
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A wholesome start to the day can be tricky when you deal with ulcerative colitis. This pancake recipe is easy on your digestive tract and will keep you full.
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Sometimes the first approach in managing your ulcerative colitis isn’t the right one. These clues may help you know when to talk with your doctor about a new path to remission.
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Stock your kitchen with these foods to counter painful symptoms brought on by an ulcerative colitis flare.
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Is it smart to exclude dairy from your diet to lessen side effects of UC? And if foods like milk, cheese, and yogurt cause flare-ups, how can you get enough calcium?
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This soup is easy to digest and simple to prepare.
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From your diet to your doctor, here's how to keep your ulcerative colitis in check when expecting.
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What happens to the lining of your large intestine with this inflammatory bowel disease?
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Your immune system overreacts when it comes to your intestine, which can bring on a host of other problems.
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Take a step-by-step look into what happens during ulcerative colitis surgery.
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Should you add things like turmeric and fish oil to your diet to curb your belly pain?
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This inflammatory bowel disease can leave you malnourished. Here’s how to make sure you get the protein and other nutrients you need.
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Find out why Andee’s ostomy pouch was life-changing.
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A flexible lifestyle and positive attitude are useful tools for mothers with IBD.
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A user’s guide to going off to college with IBD.
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Strategies for having a healthy pregnancy when you have ulcerative colitis.
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Bad bacteria can be a trigger for inflammatory bowel disease. Good bacteria, or probiotics, may help restore the gut to normalcy.
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Omega-3 fatty acids, folic acid, calcium, and vitamin D are essential both for general health and recovery from IBD flares.
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Ulcerative colitis patients must take care that they are getting enough nutrients.
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IBD patients should avoid insoluble fiber, organic compounds that don't break down in the gut, when they are undergoing a flare.