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Gastritis histologic

Chronic gastritis - immuno-competent lymphocytes and plasma cells. It evolves around decades of atrophic gastritis. action rate depends on the presence of neutrophils and the degree of penetration depth and levels. Quiet is characterized by the presence of neutrophils in the lamina propria only. In moderate activity, neutrophils presence of a large gastric foveoles. The degree of activity is a serious, when neutrophils are present in the intraepithelial. Chronic gastritis is activated when neutrophils are absent. No comments

What Is The Plan For Crohn's Disease Diet?

You've probably read about different diets for Crohn's disease on the Internet. But the fact is, it is not scientifically proven inflammatory bowel disease diet. Many experts believe, however, that you can identify certain foods that cause abdominal symptoms, especially during the peak of the disease. Do your "triggers", it is possible that the GI symptoms of gas, bloating, abdominal pain, cramps and diarrhea are more manageable. At the same time, have a time to heal inflammation of the intestine.

Foods that trigger symptoms differ from one person with Crohn's disease. To know what foods to leave out of your diet plan, you will need to determine what foods trigger your account. Many people with Crohn's disease found that the food in the list below worsen symptoms during outbreaks of the disease. It is therefore likely that at least some of these foods trigger the symptoms listed:

  • butter, mayonnaise
  • carbonated beverages
  • coffee, tea, chocolate
  • raw fruits
  • red meat and pork
  • spicy foods
  • whole grains and bran
  • raw vegetables
  • corn husks
  • gas-producing foods
  • nuts and seeds
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Crohn's disease treatment

In the acute phase of the chron's disease, begins:

Prednisone (or hydrocortisone hemisuccinate, PLC, if necessary) 60 mg / day, tapered to 10 mg / week, so after 6 weeks, the dose is approx. 15 to 10 mg / day. The continuous treatment with 10 mg / day for 6 months if clinical remission, and if necessary should be given another six months (mg every 2 days 5-10).

Mesalazine 1.5 to 2 g / day
Imuran (azathioprine) 2-3 mg / kg / day (at least 3 months)
Metronidazole 500-1000mg/day
Budesonide (Entocort Budenofalk o) attack at a dose of 9 mg / day, will be continued, then 3 mg / day
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Crohn’s disease diagnosis

The diagnosis is mainly based on endoscopy and biopsy. Aphthout lesions are found with deep linear ulcers, cobbled streets of the relief of inflammation of the lining of the areas of stenosis. These lesions can be inserted into the terminal ileon, colon, but also in the esophagus or the duodenum. Biopsy is mandatory to reveal transmural inflammation and granulomatous appearance. The presence of deep ulcers, fibrosis and cracks is the norm.



X-ray examination is useful when the endoscopy is not accessible barium enema with ileal reflux or enteroclysis (barium administration by duodenal probe) may be used to demonstrate the lesions of terminal ileon or even barium examination, followed-up at 1, 2, 3 and 4 hours. The pathologic aspect:”cobblestone relief” in the terminal ileon, presence of some areas with stenosis with enlargements above, and fistulas.

Abdominal ultrasound disclosed thickening of the intestinal wall to assess the extent of the affected area. All of stenosis and dilation can be assessed as well as the presence of some of the possible complications such as perforation, fistula.
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Crohn’s disease definition

Crohn's disease is another inflammatory bowel disease. Crohn's disease involves the terminal ileum in 30% of cases, about 50%, is a disease of the ileum, colon, and sometimes affects the colon. In fact, any segmentbof intestine may be affected (including the esophagus, stomach, duodeni or appendix, but much more rarely).



For more informations about Crohn's disease you can check www.digestive-system.com
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Gallbladder diet

What to eat when you are afraid of another gallbladder attack, or of eating causing pain.
 


HELPFUL FOODS FOR GALLBLADDER DIET

Green beans - not the same dry
Ocher
Sweet potatoes
Avocado - a good way to get needed fats directly to food
Vinegar of all types
Help with the garlic and onion with cleansing the liver, but not treated as types of flakes or powder. But some people find it difficult to digest, so be careful
cold-water fish for salmon, trout.
Lemons (lemon juice in the morning with warm water helps cleanse the liver)
Raisins and organic fruit juice
Apples, berries, papaya, pear
Omega 3 oils like flax or hemp. Use these fresh lemon juice or vinegar in your salad. Do not boil linseed oil.
Vegetable juices - Beet and cucumber are especially helpful to gallbladder You can add other vegetables like tender sprouts, kale, dandelion greens, beet greens, celery, carrots - avoid the cabbage family)
All the vegetables listed above are a good juice. Use baby mixed organic green salad and avoid the bitter greens now.

AVOID THESE FOODS
 
Eggs (Research has shown that eggs caused symptoms for up to 95%. Try replacing gel flaxseed recipes requiring eggs "glue." This is the 1 tablespoon of ground flaxseed and 3 tablespoons water boiling. Leave to cool, and more.)
Poultry (turkey, chicken)
Gluten (wheat, barley, rye, barley, kamut, etc.)
Red meats
Coffee, regular or decaf
Spicy foods
Chocolate
Black tea
Coffee
Margarine
Fried Foods
Saturated fats
Onions
Colas and all sodas

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Cholelithiasis diagnosis

The clinical diagnosis can be shown when billiary colic or dyspepsia suggests that very often involvementbut billiary gallstones is totally or partially symptoms.

Ultrasonographical paraclinical diagnosis: gallstones appear in a photo hyperreflectogenic and launch the "acoustic shadow".

Symptomatic cholelithiasis, which arises billiary colic (colic billiary is hard or violent pain is part of epigastrum or right upper quadrant of the abdomen, sometimes radiating subscapularis usually continue for more than half an hour). Nausea or vomiting, which appear without colic, which do not cause colic billiary.

The differential diagnosis
  • renal colic
  • chronic pancreatitis pain
  • gallbladder polyp
  • gallbladder neoplasm
  • billiary sludge
  • ulcerous pain

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Cholelithiasis treatment


Symptomatic gallstones (cholelithiasis) will be discussed at this traetmen is surgical and, more rarely shown by non-surgical techniques.

Medical Treatment of cholelithiasis

  • Ursodeoxycholic acid (10 mg / kg / day)
  • Ursofalk or its combination with chenodeoxycholic acid (10-15 mg / kg / day)
  • Litofalk is 3-12 months until complete dissolution calculations

Lithotripsy is the fragmentation of Extracoporeal cholesterol stones by shock waves Extracoporeal, estimates that one-way or less, preferably less than 15 mm. Lithotripsy resulting fragments were resolved by the administration of bile acids (ursodeoxycholic acid) until the complete disappearance of all stone fragments into the bladder.

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