How should dysentery eat? (part 1)

I am 42 years old, recently very often have stomach pain, go out, bloody stools.
See my doctor for dysentery and oral medications. Please advise me more diet for people with dysentery.

Dysentery is an infection of the large intestine caused by Entamoeba histolyca or Shigella bacteria. Clinical manifestations include cold fevers, fever, abdominal pain, outward appearance, bloody stools, and mucus. The disease usually develops in the summer, the disease at all ages. Most infections are asymptomatic, some of which appear as mild or persistent diarrhea, which is more severe or severe than severe.

In addition to adhering to prescribed medications, you need to choose light, easy-to-digest foods that are free of fiber and grease. If you have a chronic need to eat less dregs, rich in nutrients, easy to digest, not stimulating.