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Biopsy from terminal ileum during colonoscopy showed "focal ileitis with superficial erosion. no granulomas, no specific cause identified" ?
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Forerunner: Of worse to come unless the dietary cause is eliminated. I have always stopped my patients from taking milk and milk products when they have ulcerative colitis. Try it! its cheap. Also check out your diet in general. Apart from milk, restrict it to "god made" foods.
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