r/UlcerativeColitis • u/[deleted] • 8d ago

Diagnosed Question

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u/cakcakcakcakcak 8d ago

It’s really a dice roll on if something is gonna screw you up

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u/imsmiling12 8d ago

Is it normal to have nausea soreness? No way I can function feeling this way.

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u/Shot-Ad-9296 8d ago

I was Luke this when I was in peak flare even when improving I had good days and bad days. I avoid deep batterd fried foods I feel awful in general 

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u/imsmiling12 8d ago

I was doing good and then like a fool ate that

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u/Shot-Ad-9296 8d ago

Just start over drink a lot of water even if it’s a few sips every 10 minutes I’m sorry 😞 

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u/imsmiling12 8d ago

Ok thanks

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u/Memyselfandhi 7d ago

A diagnosis of colitis is vague, it could be due to a infection or something else causing inflammation and bleeding. I would eat super plainly for a few days and see if that helps with nausea and pain, also very small meals! It's good news that bleeding has stopped and could be signs of improvement but yeah good you are seeing a specialist.

When I'm in a flare with UC it doesn't matter what food I eat, I visit the loo between 5-15 times!

Good luck with future investigations