Category Archives: Ulcerative Colitis

Ulcerative Colitis Cured In Just 1 Week This is an account of the journey with my daughter's severe illnesses and how God told us what to do to cure her and it WORKED!! Several other people have followed suit and No LONGER have the... By: Penny McCarthy … Continue reading →

Vlog # 17 I survived Ulcerative Colitis Jan 23 2015 Update on my visit with the Gastroenterologist. Update from my counselling sessions. Still continuing treatment Treatment includes: Asacol, Turmeric, Gluten ... By: Christina Harrington … Continue reading →

Ulcerative Colitis Pills in Stool? 48 hour medication recovery self study to see how much medication was being released in my gut. This is anecdotal. This is for entertainment purposes only. T... By: UlcerativeColitis … Continue reading →

Dr. Toyooki Sonoda - Surgical Treatment for Ulcerative Colitis By: CornellSurgery … Continue reading →

Inflammatory bowel diseases, such as Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis, are extremely painful and can lead to colorectal cancer. Now, researchers have effectively cured the conditions in mice, offering hope for human sufferers of so-called IBDs. Waste material from healthy people is rich in helpful bacteria. When transferred to the digestive tracts of sick individuals, in whom there is an overgrowth of bad bacteria, the fecal matter helps restore the balance of healthy flora. Some cutting-edge doctors have used so-called fecal transplants to treat severe bacterial infections, including Clostridium difficile or C. diff, which releases toxins as it grows, attacking the lining of the intestines. Scientists also have found the transplants appear to reverse autoimmune diseases of the bowel. Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis, also known as inflammatory bowel disease or IBD, are life-long disorders that cause severe diarrhea, painful cramps and bleeding. According to June Round, a professor of medicine at the University of Utah, such diseases are becoming increasingly common around the world, as more and more people eat a low-fiber, high-fat Western diet. Round also blames the widespread use of antibiotics. So, I think a lot about the microbes that naturally reside in our bodies. And antibiotics … Continue reading →

The Practical Use of Colonoscopy to Evaluate Areas of Disease Activity in Ulcerative Colitis Dedicated to the interests of the entire community of patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and designed to meet the educational needs of all healt... By: ImedexCME … Continue reading →

Advanced Endoscopic Techniques to Manage Tough Polyps, Masses, and Strictures in Ulcerative Colitis Dedicated to the interests of the entire community of patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and designed to meet the educational needs of all healt... By: ImedexCME … Continue reading →

Diet for Ulcerative colitis Treatment In Ulcerative colitis, the colon become inflamed. Ayurvedic treatment for ulcerative colitis along with advised diet is very effective. Advised Diet include,... By: Dr. Vikram Chauhan … Continue reading →

DEAR DOCTOR K >> What is inflammatory bowel disease? DEAR READER >> Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) usually refers to two conditions: Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Both cause ongoing inflammation of the digestive tract. In both types of inflammatory bowel disease, the body's immune system starts attacking the intestinal tissue. This attack may be an example of "collateral damage." The immune system may be attacking bacteria in the intestine, and cause inflammation of the intestine as a result. Whatever the reason, the immune system does what it shouldn't do: attack normal intestinal tissues. That's why inflammatory bowel disease is called an "autoimmune" disease. In Crohn's disease, inflammation injures the small intestine, although it also can affect the large intestine (and other parts of the body). As a result, the inside lining and deeper layers of the intestinal wall become inflamed and irritated. The lining thickens or wears away in spots. This creates ulcers, cracks, fissures and pockets of pus. Abnormal connections between organs in the digestive tract often form as well. Once Crohn's disease begins, it causes lifelong symptoms that come and go. Symptoms may include: abdominal pain diarrhea sores around the anus drainage of pus or mucus from the … Continue reading →

Ulcerative Colitis Q A January 11, 2015 Questions about ulcerative colitis and when to see a doctor, if diet alone can control colitis symptoms, how fast flares can get under control. And also a qu... By: iHaveUC … Continue reading →