...and activities. The patient may also develop chronic headache and abdominal pain normally due to an underlying disease such as infection or issues affecting the digestive system (examples: irritable bowel...
...be life-threatening. Tell your doctor immediately if you have frequent bowel movements, abdominal pain, cramping, blood in your stools, chills, or a fever. They may pause your treatment, adjust your...
...the bladder and bowel Slipped discs are caused by several factors such as age, degenerative disc disease, trauma or injury and sedentary lifestyle. Discectomy is not usually the first form...
...Dementia Oropharyngeal and oesophageal malignancy Short bowel syndrome A percutaneous endoscopic gastrotomy tube insertion is also beneficial for patients who require an alternative method of nutritional intake due to the...
...abdomen, and significant changes in bowel habits – Patients who suffer from these symptoms often undergo sigmoidoscopy, which is the examination of the lower parts of the colon and part...
...to other, more serious conditions such as celiac disease, inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn’s disease, or conditions causing a weakened immune system, such as HIV/AIDS. The diagnostic process may involve...
...docusate and senna help to prevent rebleeding from increased blood pressure due to straining to pass a bowel movement If the person suffers from coughing, antitussives, such as codeine, may...
...bladder and bowel control. * Enhanced quality of life, with increased confidence and well-being. * In some cases, improved appearance of the perineum, addressing aesthetic concerns. **Expected Results of Perineoplasty**...
...the bowel, bile ducts, pancreas, and even leaks coming from the urinary tract. In some cases, patients may develop fluid buildup right beneath the skin of arms and legs. They...
...bowel leakage from your fistula sepsis How do doctors diagnose aortoenteric fistula? If a doctor suspects AEF, they’ll proceed directly to surgery without further tests. About two-thirds of diagnoses are...
