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Prevention of Diverticulitis

 The following steps help in preventing Diverticulitis:

• Incorporate high-fiber and low fat foods in your diet.

• An adequate intake of fluids will help ensure that the consistency of stools is not hard enough to cause straining with bowel movements.

• Engage in regular exercise.



Frequently asked questions

• How Is Diverticulitis Treated?
• Are There Home Remedies For Diverticulitis?

References

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