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She was diagnosed with colitis now she is really week she has a somewhat appetite but still really weak. What can I give her for the weakness?

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Ulcerative colitis is awful and eventually becomes Chron’s disease. My oldest daughter has it. There are meds but this situation takes so much out of a person. Sometimes surgeries are needed. My daughter has had surgery. Lots of time in the doctor’s office and hospital. No fun. A lot of stress. Special diet needs to be followed. It’s a mess. My heart goes out to you and your family.

So sorry that she is suffering with this dreadful disease. Hugs!
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If she is in the hospital I personally would give her nothing unless OKd by the doctor who is taking care of her. She should be on an IV for liquids. I would ask what they are doing for her weakness. Are they supplementing her with ensure or something like that.
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More information would help.   I've seen someone devastated by colitis, and only a DX from a competent physician helped her recover, but she was in her 40's.

How old is this person?   I assume you're her caregiver?   For how long?  Is this a first time DX? 

What preceded the hospitalization and over what period?    If she was debilitated and dehydrated for several days, her recovery will be longer.  

Does she have any co-morbidities?
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