I got TB disease to the small intestine

Hi.
1. You haven't mentioned the duration and details of your present symptom viz. 'loose motion in the morning'. Anyway. Taking for granted a short duration of this problem (Maximum over a couple of weeks or so), it may have been caused by an endemic intestinal infection like amoebic colitis or subacute enteritis (viral) etc. It will be cured with appropriate treatment prescribed by your doctor.
2. If your tubercular disease has been treated adequately surgically+medically, and if your innate immunity is good, then you will be able to live a normal life.
However, there is a pitfall in this answer which needs to be discussed as you have not mentioned the exact segment of the intestine that was resected during surgery. If terminal ileum is resected, then malabsorption may result which in turn can lead to loose motions. You will be able to get this issue clarified easily from your physician/surgeon.
Thanks. Wish you all the best.

Hello
usually terminal part of small intestine is affected by TB
most probably that part has been removed in your case . Terminal part of intestine is responsible for absorption of bile salt for enterohepatic cycle. If that part is removed then body is not able to absorb bile salts properly and these salts then go to large intestine causing diarrhoea. So i think what is happening in your case is normal. But to be on safer side get stool examination done to rule out presence of infection and also get one ultrasonography of abdomen done.
U can live a normal life but it will take some time and change in dietary habits. Try to take small meals at frequent intervals say every 3 hours. Never consume heavy meals and high osmotic things. Add lots of fibres to your diet .You may add psyllium husk to diet. Drink lot of water.

it is normal to have frequent stools or watery stool 1-2 years after Small Intestine removal, your body will take time and adjust help it by taking similar kind of food
and increase multi vitamin intake, you should be alright.