Dear Friends,
I was born with Meningocele and was operated on at the age of 1 year. The result was that I had no control of urine and bowel. Then in Jan. 1975, I underwent another operation for urinary diversion (Cap. Chloromycetin post-op.), which I think is called ileostomy.
Now I have a stoma outside, on the right side of my stomach, through which urine comes out and fills the urine bag that is fitted on my stoma. For bowel control, I maintain a food diet so that I am not in trouble, for others and myself. There are lots of ups and downs, but the fact is a fact and I have to accept it. I am unmarried and manage everything myself.
This is my small introduction.
Take care of your health.
Regards.
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If you've had a colostomy or ileostomy, you may experience some common food-related issues.
The good news is that you can avoid them with some small changes in your diet.
The good news is that you can avoid them with some small changes in your diet.