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Health

Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (gastroenterology)

Why is the feces hard, balls, lumps and how to soften it?

The act of defecation is the final stage of the digestive process. During it, there is a withdrawal from the body of processed food, not of value to the body, and harmful substances that have got into it from the outside or formed during life activity. 

Acute and chronic gastric ulcer gastritis: treatment with drugs and alternative means

Inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract are ubiquitous, becoming increasingly relevant and prevalent. They become the most important problem, which requires an early and thorough solution. 

Why fecal white color, accompanying signs: lumps, slime, grains, worms

Changing the color of the stool in a person is a reflection of certain processes in the body. Normal feces can have different shades, from yellowish to dark brown.

Sheep in an adult and a child: treatment with alternative means, diet

Sheep feces are a kind of violation of the human digestive system, in which the feces are isolated as dense lumps, located in fragments. Outwardly these masses resemble feces of a sheep. 

Diarrhea in acute and chronic pancreatitis: symptoms and treatment

Diarrhea is probably one of the most unpleasant events in our life, causing some discomfort and often destroying important plans, arising at the most inopportune moment. 

Syndrome of excessive bacterial growth in the intestine

Syndrome of excessive bacterial growth in the intestine (SIBR) is a pathological condition caused by the colonization of the small intestine by a fecal microflora. SIBR accompanies diarrhea and malabsorption of fats and vitamins.

Bulbit stomach and duodenum: what is it, symptoms, treatment, diet

The tender mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract is daily exposed to the danger of being damaged by too sharp or hard, not enough crushed food, aggressive chemicals in food and medicine, alcohol, pathogens and other irritants. 

Hypertrophic gastritis: chronic, granular, erosive, antral

A key feature that allows of all types of inflammation of the gastric mucosa to release hypertrophic gastritis is the pathological proliferation of cells of the mucous epithelium, resulting in its excess thickness.

Duodenogastric reflux: signs, treatment regimens, diet

In gastroenterology, the entry of the contents of the duodenum back into the stomach - through the pyloric sphincter separating them - is defined as duodenogastric reflux (in Latin refluxus means "back flow").

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