Was essen bei kollagene Kolitis?
Lebensmittel im Überblick
| Nicht empfehlenswert | |
|---|---|
| Snacks und Knabberkram (bei Bedarf 1 kleine Handvoll „Luxus“ am Tag, max. 25 g) | Süße Backwaren, Süßigkeiten, süße Milchprodukte (s. u.), Süßstoffe; Salzgebäck, Chips, Flips |
| Obst (1-2 Portionen am Tag) | gezuckerte Obstkonserven und Obstmus, kandiertes Trockenobst |
How are the symptoms of collagenous colitis treated?
The symptoms of collagenous colitis can be uncomfortable and may lead to dehydration and malnutrition. However, symptoms can be managed with medications and diet adjustments. Unlike other types of inflammatory gastrointestinal conditions, collagenous colitis is not thought to increase the risk of colon cancer.
Is there a genetic cause for collagenous colitis?
The cause of collagenous colitis is not known but it is thought to be multifactorial. This means that both genetic and environmental factors may interact to cause a person to develop the disease. [1] The extent to which genes play a role is unclear, but familial cases have been described. [1]
How is psyllium husk used to treat collagenous colitis?
Many doctors will use additional medical tests to rule out the presence of other inflammatory gastrointestinal conditions as part of the diagnostic process. Psyllium husk is a supplement that may help to treat collagenous colitis by adding bulk to stools. In most cases, collagenous colitis responds well to treatment.
How can you tell if you have microscopic colitis?
Microscopic colitis is a type of colitis that’s best identified by looking at colon cells under a microscope. The main subtypes of microscopic colitis are collagenous colitis and lymphocytic colitis. In collagenous colitis, a thick layer of collagen — a type of connective protein — forms within the colon tissue.