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Post surgical scar tissue causing issues with food

Sun, July 19, 2015 8:50 PM

Hi,

I am a Crohn's patient and had surgery roughly 9 years ago which seemed to help. However, about 3 years ago I became unable to eat spinach without intense cramping. Just this past year I am unable to eat romaine/lettuce. I have had a recent scope and Crohns is clear. However I have some post-surgical scar tissue that my GI noted. My doctor said that can affect digestion of certain foods. Is this an issue anyone else has had and does this mean I cannot eat these greens for life now?

Thanks!

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