GI DISEASES
GI DISEASES
Intestine Diseases
Symptoms
Investigation
Common Diseases
The part of the digestive system which lies between the stomach and large intestine is called the small intestine. It is the longest part of the gastrointestinal tract. It is mainly responsible for the digestion of food and nutrients from the food. It receives digestive enzymes from the liver and pancreas to help in digestion.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
What are the symptoms of small intestinal diseases?
- Pain abdomen especially around the umbilicus
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea with increased frequency of stools
- Loose watery stools
- Loss of weight
- Black colored stools
- Anaemia
- Bloating and abdominal distension
Large intestine is the last portion of the gastrointestinal and is also known as the colon.It measures around 150 cms in length. It comprises of the rectum, sigmoid colon, descending colon,transverse colon, ascending colon,cecum.The colon is responsible for mainly absorption of water and electrolytes. The terminal portions of the large intestine is also responsible for storage of faecal matter before defecation. The rectum is an essential organ for storage of stool and also for the sensation of defection.
What are the symptoms of large intestinal disease?
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Bloating
- Anemia
- Blood in stools
- Pain abdomen
- Weight loss
- Fever
The part of the digestive system which lies between the stomach and large intestine is called the small intestine. It is the longest part of the gastrointestinal tract. It is mainly responsible for the digestion of food and nutrients from the food. It receives digestive enzymes from the liver and pancreas to help in digestion.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
What are the symptoms of small intestinal diseases?
- Pain abdomen especially around the umbilicus
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea with increased frequency of stools
- Loose watery stools
- Loss of weight
- Black colored stools
- Anaemia
- Bloating and abdominal distension
Large intestine is the last portion of the gastrointestinal and is also known as the colon.It measures around 150 cms in length. It comprises of the rectum, sigmoid colon, descending colon,transverse colon, ascending colon,cecum.The colon is responsible for mainly absorption of water and electrolytes. The terminal portions of the large intestine is also responsible for storage of faecal matter before defecation. The rectum is an essential organ for storage of stool and also for the sensation of defection.
What are the symptoms of large intestinal disease?
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Bloating
- Anemia
- Blood in stools
- Pain abdomen
- Weight loss
- Fever
Investigations for evaluation of Small Intestine
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from small intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Upper Gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Single balloon enteroscopy
- Spiral enteroscopy
- Capsule endoscopy
What are the investigations for evaluation of the large intestine?
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from large intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Colonoscopy
- Sigmoidoscopy for partial evaluation of the large bowel
- Anorectal manometry
- NBI imaging during colonoscopy to look for subtle mucosal abnormalities
Investigations for evaluation of Small Intestine
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from small intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Upper Gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Single balloon enteroscopy
- Spiral enteroscopy
- Capsule endoscopy
What are the investigations for evaluation of the large intestine?
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from large intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Colonoscopy
- Sigmoidoscopy for partial evaluation of the large bowel
- Anorectal manometry
- NBI imaging during colonoscopy to look for subtle mucosal abnormalities
Malabsorption & Diarrhoea
Esophageal Tuber Culosis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Celiac Disease
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
Malabsorption & Diarrhoea
Esophageal Tuber Culosis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Celiac Disease
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
Symptoms
Investigation
Common Diseases
The part of the digestive system which lies between the stomach and large intestine is called the small intestine. It is the longest part of the gastrointestinal tract. It is mainly responsible for the digestion of food and nutrients from the food. It receives digestive enzymes from the liver and pancreas to help in digestion.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
What are the symptoms of small intestinal diseases?
- Pain abdomen especially around the umbilicus
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea with increased frequency of stools
- Loose watery stools
- Loss of weight
- Black colored stools
- Anaemia
- Bloating and abdominal distension
Large intestine is the last portion of the gastrointestinal and is also known as the colon.It measures around 150 cms in length. It comprises of the rectum, sigmoid colon, descending colon,transverse colon, ascending colon,cecum.The colon is responsible for mainly absorption of water and electrolytes. The terminal portions of the large intestine is also responsible for storage of faecal matter before defecation. The rectum is an essential organ for storage of stool and also for the sensation of defection.
What are the symptoms of large intestinal disease?
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Bloating
- Anemia
- Blood in stools
- Pain abdomen
- Weight loss
- Fever
The part of the digestive system which lies between the stomach and large intestine is called the small intestine. It is the longest part of the gastrointestinal tract. It is mainly responsible for the digestion of food and nutrients from the food. It receives digestive enzymes from the liver and pancreas to help in digestion.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
The 3 parts of small intestine are DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM.
What are the symptoms of small intestinal diseases?
- Pain abdomen especially around the umbilicus
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea with increased frequency of stools
- Loose watery stools
- Loss of weight
- Black colored stools
- Anaemia
- Bloating and abdominal distension
Large intestine is the last portion of the gastrointestinal and is also known as the colon.It measures around 150 cms in length. It comprises of the rectum, sigmoid colon, descending colon,transverse colon, ascending colon,cecum.The colon is responsible for mainly absorption of water and electrolytes. The terminal portions of the large intestine is also responsible for storage of faecal matter before defecation. The rectum is an essential organ for storage of stool and also for the sensation of defection.
What are the symptoms of large intestinal disease?
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Bloating
- Anemia
- Blood in stools
- Pain abdomen
- Weight loss
- Fever
Investigations for evaluation of Small Intestine
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from small intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Upper Gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Single balloon enteroscopy
- Spiral enteroscopy
- Capsule endoscopy
What are the investigations for evaluation of the large intestine?
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from large intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Colonoscopy
- Sigmoidoscopy for partial evaluation of the large bowel
- Anorectal manometry
- NBI imaging during colonoscopy to look for subtle mucosal abnormalities
Investigations for evaluation of Small Intestine
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from small intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Upper Gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Single balloon enteroscopy
- Spiral enteroscopy
- Capsule endoscopy
What are the investigations for evaluation of the large intestine?
The evaluation of the small intestine will require a combination of both radiological and endoscopic methods. Biopsies from large intestine are very helpful in making the right diagnosis and is possible through endoscopic means only
- Colonoscopy
- Sigmoidoscopy for partial evaluation of the large bowel
- Anorectal manometry
- NBI imaging during colonoscopy to look for subtle mucosal abnormalities
Malabsorption & Diarrhoea
Esophageal Tuber Culosis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Celiac Disease
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
NO DATA AVAILABLE.
Malabsorption & Diarrhoea
Esophageal Tuber Culosis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Celiac Disease
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
Diarrhoea & Constipation
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea is the frequent possage of loose stools.
- Normal bowel movement frequent ranges from 3 times daily to once every 3 days
- High volume diarrhoea (>IL Penday) occurs when stool water content is increased (the principal site of water absorbtion being the colon)
- Secreatory due to intestinal inflammation eg : infection or unflammatory bowel diseases.
- Osmotic due to malabsorption adverse drug effects or motility.
- Steatorrhoea us diarrhoea associated with fat malabsorption.The stools are qreasy,pale and bulky and float .
- Low volume diarrhoea is associated with the irritable bowel syndrome.The diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is based on a pattern of GI symptoms.
- Abdominal blooting , dyspepsia symptoms and often Non alimentary symptoms commonly accompany irritable bowel syndrome.
Causes
Acute
- Infective Gastroenteritis (clostridium difficult
- Drugs (especially antibiotics)
Chronic
- IBS
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Parasetic Infestation, Eg:
- Achalasia Cardia
- Amoetriasis
- Cryptosponidiu
- Colorectal Cancer
- Autoimmune Neuropathy
- Laxative Abuse and other dry therapies
- Hyperthyrodism
- Constipation and faecal Umpaction
- Small bowel or colonic uesection
- Mal absorption lactose deficiency Celiac Disease.
Diagnosis
- CBC
- Stool test
- Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy
Treatment
- Maintain hydration
- T/T Antibiotics
- Zinc Supplements
- Rehydration with IV Fluids
- Nutrients rich foods
Constipation
Constipation is the infrequent passage of hard stools or may be due to umpaired colonic motility, physical obstruction, compared rectal suesation or anorectal dysfunction causing anismus impaired process of evacuation.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Absolute constipation (nogas or bowel movement) suggest intestinal obstruction and is curely to be associated with pain, vomiting and destruction.
Tenesmus the sensation of needing to defecate asthocycle rectum is empty suggest,Rectal Inflammation or tumor.
Causes
- Lack of fabricdiet
- IBS
- Intestinal Obstruction (Cancer)
- Drugs (Opioids iron)
- Metabolic/Endocrine hypothyroidism / hyper calcemia
- Immobility Stroke / Pariluinsun disease
Diagnosis
- Blood Test
- Urine Test
- Colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy
Bowel Function Test :-
- Defecography
- Anorectal Manometry
- Colorectal Transit Studies
Treatment
- 2 – 4 glasses water a day
- High Fiber Food
- Eat Fewer Fat foods
- Canatives eg – Dutcolax
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