IBD Evidence

Aiste bia

An leigheasann aiste bia galar athlastach putóige?

Spreagann idirghabháil aiste bia amháin maolú beagnach chomh maith le stéaróidigh. Tá tacaíocht i bhfad níos lú ag formhór na gcinn eile ná mar a thugann an t-idirlíon le fios.

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Leaba bréagach i seomra ward leighis inmheánach do thrí dhuine
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Cothú einteireach eisiach

Spreagann aiste bia foirmle leachtach, a thógtar go heisiach ar feadh sé go hocht seachtaine, tarraingt siar i ngalar Crohn péidiatraiceach ag rátaí inchomparáide le corticasteroidigh — gan an cosc ar fhás a fhágann go bhfuil steroidigh fadhbach i leanaí. Is é an chéad líne é i go leor den chleachtas péidiatraiceach Eorpach.

Níl sé soiléir i ndáiríre cén fáth a n-oibríonn sé. I measc na míniúchán is féideartha tá antaiginí aiste bia a bhaint, an micribhiom a athrú, breiseáin bia a bhaint, agus cothú iomlán a sholáthar go simplí. Tá tábhacht leis an éiginnteacht sin, toisc gurb é sin an fáth nach féidir le haon duine a rá leat cé na páirteanna de ghnáthaiste bia le baint chun an éifeacht chéanna a fháil.

Cothú einteireach chun tarraingt siar a ionduchtú

Snáithín: conspóideach, agus ní ar an mbealach a shíleann daoine

Rinne athbhreithniú córasach agus meiteanailís scrúdú ar réimeanna ardsnáithín i ngalar Crohn [2]. Tá an pictiúr níos fabhraí ná mar a thug an chomhairle thraidisiúnta ísealiarmhair le fios — ach le heisceacht thábhachtach a chailltear i gcoimriúcháin.

In ngalar gníomhach le stractú, is féidir le snáithín toirtiúil dothuaslagtha bac a spreagadh. Fadhb mheicniúil í sin, ní cheann athlastach, agus sin an fáth a dteipeann ar chomhairle chineálach. I ngalar ciúin gan stractú, baineann an fhianaise ghinearálta snáithín leis — féach ár suíomh fianaise putóg-inchinn.

Gach rud eile

Cur chuige aiste bia de réir neart na fianaise
Cur ChuigeFianaiseBreithiúnas
Cothú einteireach eisiachLáidir, Crohn péidiatraiceachCóireáil fhíor
Crohn's Disease Exclusion DietFianaise randamaithe atá ag fásGeallúnach
Patrún MeánmharaSláinte ghinearálta, teoranta go sonrach IBDRéamhshocrú réasúnta
Íseal-FODMAPFaoiseamh siomptóm, ní athlasadh [4]Siomptómach amháin
Specific Carbohydrate DietTeoranta, meascthaGan bhunú
Gan ghlútan gan ghalar céiliachGan fhianaise shonrach IBDGan a bheith léirithe
Díothú bunaithe ar thástáil IgGGan bhailíochtSeachain

Tuilleann an ró FODMAP béim toisc gurb é an ceann is mó a thuigtear go míchruinn. Is féidir le réimeanna íseal-FODMAP boilsciú agus pian in IBD a laghdú go bríoch — agus ní laghdaíonn siad athlasadh. Is toradh contúirteach go fírinneach é mothú níos fearr agus athlasadh ag leanúint ar aghaidh, agus sin an fáth go gcaithfidh bainistíocht aiste bia arna threorú ag siomptóim suí in éineacht le monatóireacht oibiachtúil seachas ionadú a dhéanamh uirthi.

Bianna truicir

Faigheann athbhreithniú córasach ar neamhfhulaingt bia agus réimeanna díothaithe in IBD an rud atá ar eolas ag othair cheana féin: tá truicir fíor, aonair, agus neamhréireach idir dhaoine. Níl aon liosta bailíochtaithe ann. Is é an t-aon mhodh iontaofa ná rianú pearsanta córasach — arb í fadhb sonraí í seachas fadhb eolais, agus an fáth a bhfuil aip scanta a fhoghlaimíonn do phatrún féin níos úsáidí ná bileog chlóite.

Radharc endasóideach ar phapilla Vater tar éis sphincterotomy, le bile ag sreabhadh ó na hoscailte
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Ceisteanna coitianta

An féidir liom mo chuid IBD a chóireáil le haiste bia amháin?
Is féidir le cothú einteireach eisiach tarraingt siar a ionduchtú, go príomha i gCrohn péidiatraiceach. Níor léiríodh go dtig le haon ghnáthaiste bia teiripe chothabhála a ionadú.
Ar cheart dom snáithín a sheachaint?
Ní go gnáthaimh. Tá an mheiteanailís níos fabhraí ná an tseanchomhairle [2] — le heisceacht fhíor do ghalar stractaithe.
An gcuidíonn tástálacha fola neamhfhulaingt bia?
Níl aon bhailíocht ag tástáil bia IgG chun truicir a aithint agus táirgeann sé srian neamhriachtanach go hiontaofa.
An fiú triail a bhaint as aiste bia íseal-FODMAP?
Do shiomptóim, b'fhéidir, le tacaíocht diaitéiceora agus aththabhairt isteach. Ní chóireálann sé athlasadh.
An cruthúnas atá taobh thiar den leathanach seo Bar dhíreach a thaispeánann comhoibriú na 20 foilsitheachta a luaitear ar an leathanach seo de réir cineál staidéir. 884meta-analysis (8)randomised trial (8)review (4)
20 foils, 1994–2026. Is é sin meascán le trialacha agus sintéis ann, atá mar an suíomh óna bhfuil éileamh faoi chúis réasúnta. Téarma: liosta luaiteanna féin an leathanach seo, thíos.

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