Dietary adjustments can help firm stools and reduce bowel frequency: Eat small, light meals that are low in fat and spice Include bland foods such as rice, pasta, toast, and bananas Increase soluble fibre intake (oats, psyllium husk, cooked carrots) which absorbs water Avoid insoluble fibre (raw vegetables, wholegrain cereals) temporarily Limit fatty, fried, or spicy foods that can irritate the gut Reduce artificial sweeteners (sorbitol, mannitol) which have laxative effects Consider a temporary lactose-free diet if dairy worsens symptoms It's important to continue eating, even if you have diarrhoea, to maintain nutrition
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By doing so, GLP-1 naturally assists in regulating both appetite and blood sugar, making it an important player in healthy weight management
Bowel changes may also become more noticeable during this phase
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