What dietary recommendation is crucial for supportive care while managing the symptoms of an oily discharge event?

Sticking to bland, easily digestible foods like BRAT diet components.

Since the management strategy for keriorrhea is supportive care aimed at allowing the body to naturally clear the indigestible material, dietary adjustments focus on minimizing further digestive stress. Patients are advised to adhere to a diet composed of bland, easily tolerated items. Specific examples provided include components of the BRAT diet, such as bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast, or plain crackers. These foods are intentionally low in fat to avoid introducing additional lipid load to an already irritated system. The goal is to keep intake simple and non-challenging for the digestive tract until the accumulated, undigested oil has completely passed through the system.