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Depending on the type of your ostomy, you may be instructed to modify your eating habits in order to control the frequency and consistency of your bowel movements. The average daily output of an ileostomy is about 500 ml per day, but may be up to 1,000-1,500 mls in a day. The average daily output of a colostomy is about 500 ml per day, with a range of about 200-700ml. You should learn to monitor the amount and consistency of your bowel movements.
This diet is used to prevent or limit unpleasant odor, gas, and blockage with and/or after an ostomy placement. It is important to follow an ostomy diet for 6-8 weeks after placement. After 6-8 weeks, add new foods one at a time to make certain the food/foods can be tolerated. This diet has been designed for those people who have had an ostomy placement. If you have an ileostomy or colostomy, you can eat a full and varied diet. Everyone is different with regard to food tolerance. You will need to experiment to find out what foods you can and cannot eat.