Treatment Review No. 14; November 1994
The study can be done either through oral or enteral feeding, depending on how well you can absorb nutrients. Enteral feeding is done through a tube placed directly into the stomach through the skin. The study will look at how well Peptamen helps reduce the number of bowel movements, gastrointestinal symptoms, and weight loss.
All participants will have biopsies done to find out if there is an infection causing diarrhea. On day 1-2 of the study, participants will be given a regular diet. On day 3-16, participants will be given Peptamen diet only. On days 17-19 the Peptamen is discontinued and participants will be given a regular diet. Participation can be as an in-patient or out-patient. Follow-up is for a total of three months.
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