Fact sheet on diverticulitis 2026

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Foods to avoid with diverticulitis include high-fiber options such as: Whole grains. Fruits and vegetables with the skin and seeds. Nuts and seeds. Beans. Popcorn.
For managing mild diverticulitis pain or symptoms at home, your healthcare professional may recommend eating only clear foods and clear liquids for a few days. Examples of clear liquids that you can have include: Chicken, beef or vegetable broth. Fruit juices without pulp, such as apple, cranberry and grape juices.
Stages of Diverticulitis Stage III: Abscesses have burst, and pus has been discharged into the abdomen. Stage IV: Abscesses have burst into the peritoneal cavity (a fluid-filled area that houses many of the abdominal organs), resulting in the presence of feces and, subsequently, infection.
If youve had two or three episodes of diverticulitis, your doctor may recommend an elective procedure called sigmoidectomy, in which the affected part of the coloncalled the sigmoid colonis removed to help prevent a recurrence. Before choosing elective surgery, you and your doctor discuss the benefits and risks.
Sometimes, stool and bacteria get into one of the sacs (diverticula), causing inflammation and infection. Diverticulitis is usually in the lowermost part of your large intestine. Diverticulitis tends to be more serious in older people and in people taking corticosteroids.

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Based on these factors, a five-grade staging was created as follows: Stage 1, uncomplicated diverticulitis; Stage 2, complicated diverticulitis with small abscess (

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