Why is there NO information on High Output IlleOstomy's??
wifey
Jul 26, 2010 3:27 pm
three
Jul 26, 2010 7:30 pm
Hi wifey,
Sorry I do not have any personal experience with this Topic; however, if you enter "High Output Ileostomies" in the "Search Forum" box (an inch or so below the top left corner of this web page), you will find some information that may help you.
If you search in Google, you will also find a considerable amount of information; however, much of it requires reading doctors' research papers.
Hope you are able to find what you need to know,
three
Sorry I do not have any personal experience with this Topic; however, if you enter "High Output Ileostomies" in the "Search Forum" box (an inch or so below the top left corner of this web page), you will find some information that may help you.
If you search in Google, you will also find a considerable amount of information; however, much of it requires reading doctors' research papers.
Hope you are able to find what you need to know,
three
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Bear
Jul 29, 2010 3:59 am
I have found two solutions to this problem, three if you count time. One is to springle a little gelatin mix powder (pectin) in your food. Another prescription is prevalite powder that you can mix with food or drink. I would add these both slowly if you are a new ostomate or have trouble with blockage. I use them all the time to slow me down. I also take 4 to 8 Imodium a day. It is much cheaper to get a prescription if you have insurance than buy over counter. Something else I recommend are bananas and slowly increasing fiber.
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i am not a DR. But have really slowed down using these techniques. metamucil will work but makes me gassy.
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i am not a DR. But have really slowed down using these techniques. metamucil will work but makes me gassy.
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