what is congested duodenal mucosa? I have been diagnosed with stomach cancer.?
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Results 1 - 10 of about 234 for CONGESTED DUODENAL MUCOSA - 0.24 sec. (About this page)\n\nWEB RESULTS\nhttp://pathweb.uchc.edu/eAtlas/MenGenA.DAT  \nzx1 19 zx2 Bone zx3 10 zx4 Bone zx5 Chondrosarcoma of the pelvis zx6 Chondrosarcoma zx7 G zx8 Malign zx9 zx0 zz1 •The specimen is a hemi-pelvis. ... edematous •The serosa is congested with yellow plaques of ... the intact appendix shows congested vessels | zx1 50 zx2 ... borders(arrows). •The remaining mucosa is tan with normal ...pathweb.uchc.edu/eAtlas/MenGenA.DAT - 524k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nhttp://pathweb.uchc.edu/eatlas/WebGen.DAT  \nzx1 19 zx2 Bone zx3 10 zx4 Bone zx5 Chondrosarcoma of the pelvis zx6 Chondrosarcoma zx7 Malign zx8 T1X500 zx9 M92203 zx0 G zy1 zy2 •The specimen is a hemi-pelvis. ... edematous •The serosa is congested with yellow plaques of ... the intact appendix shows congested vessels | zx1 50 zx2 ... borders(arrows). •The remaining mucosa is tan with normal ...pathweb.uchc.edu/eatlas/WebGen.DAT - 524k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nThe Acute Abdomen  \n... portion of the intestine becomes in turn congested, edematous, necrotic and finally gangrenous ... action of acidpepsin gastric content on the duodenal mucosa with ulcer formation ...www.ece.ncsu.edu/imaging/MedImg/SIMS/Module2/GE2_4.html - 92k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nhttp://www.afip.org/CLDavis/syllabi/avian.txt  \nMosquitos and other blood sucking arthropods can transmit infection. Outbreaks in turkey hens following artificial insemination. ... lesions appear as transverse white bands on duodenal mucosa -white spots on serosa RED SPOTS -red ... by transmitted vertically -yolk sac congested, turbid, and its contents are turned ...www.afip.org/CLDavis/syllabi/avian.txt - 45k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nDISEASES OF DUCKS  \n... in liver, pale kidneys with urates, and congested spleen. Pathognomonic lesions are seen in ceca ... and ileum are distended with bloodstained fluid, and duodenal mucosa is hemorrhagic ...soyasa.org/documents/1/Sadhu_P_Diseases_of_Ducks_Apr03.htm - 59k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nhttp://www.afip.org/CLDavis/syllabi/avian97.txt  \n... lesions appear as transverse white bands on duodenal mucosa -white spots on serosa RED SPOTS -red ... by transmitted vertically -yolk sac congested, turbid, and its contents are turned ...www.afip.org/CLDavis/syllabi/avian97.txt - 46k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nhttp://www.utmed.com/studynotes/path/block3/StomachIandII.doc (MICROSOFT WORD)  \n... Pathology. congested, edematous gastric mucosa. coagulation or hemorrhage of gastric mucosa ... distal border with radial converging rugae" Duodenal Ulcer (DU) usually found 2 cm from the ...www.utmed.com/studynotes/path/block3/StomachIandII.doc - 43k - View as html - More from this site - Save - Block\nEarly American Manual Therapy  \nDEFINITION: Stomatitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane lining of the mouth. ... catarrhal inflammation of the mucosa of the stomach; acute indigestion ... structural changes in the mucosa, and with change in the ... diet, may irritate the mucosa and cause gastritis in ...www.meridianinstitute.com/eamt/files/hazzard1/Haz1CH12.htm - 205k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\n2.0 Introduction (PDF)  \n... 2.2.2 Red mucosa, erythema, congested mucosa, hyperemia. During prolonged discussions on which terms to ... fibrosis from a healing duodenal ulcer causing pyloric stenosis). Although ...www.omed.org/omed2004/media/mst/2.pdf - 204k - View as html - More from this site - Save - Block\nWhat is OMED  \nOMED - World Organization for Digestive Endoscopy ... erythematous and a congested mucosal appearance. Erythematous mucosa being defined as either ... fibrosis from a healing duodenal ulcer causing pyloric stenosis). Although obstruction ...www.omed.org/mst/cap2.htm - 24k - Cached - More from this site - Save -
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the best type is gaviscon which has a type of seaweed in it, covering the acidic food in your stomach with a cool soothing liquid, neutralising the acid and preventing acid reflux. As the food was eaten several days ago an H2 inhibitor might be more effective which increases alkalinity of your intestine.(generic name ranitadine) It won't help straight away tho.stick to easily digestible foods, don'e eat too much fat or protein and try to eat some fruit and drink pleanty of veg to help get rid of the waste food inside.
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I suspect you have an ulcer.\n\nGo see a doctor.\n\nif not, then you are a gluton.
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Evidently, you’ve just gastritis. I don’t know how long you’re getting those annoyances, hoping your stomach isn’t ulcerating yet. Anyway, the treatment comes through antacids and Histamine (H2) blockers pills. Obviously, you must avoid use of aspirin or any Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), alcohol, smoke and cafe. Stress and wrong diet also cause gastritis.
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These may be caused by 2 things:\n\n1. Gastro-esophageal reflux disease or GERD: It is the reflux of the acid from the stomach into the esophagus, producing heartburn. Lifestyle modifications like eating smaller meals (u may eat more often), eating meals at regular time, eating dinner atleast 3 hours before bedtime, elevating the head end of the bed, avoiding food that exacerbate these symptoms, etc. help. You may also try over the counter antacids or home remedies like milk for the occasional heartburn, but these are in no way curative. Your doc may also prescribe some drugs like ranitidine/famotidine or omeprazole/lansoprazole to decrease the acid production, but these will only bring temporary symptomatic relief. If symptoms persist, eventually, surgery may be necessary. Also, if you have had this problem for a long time, it would be best to consult a doc, since chronic reflux of acid into the esophagus can result in serious problems like a Barrett's esophagitis, which may, very rarely, develop into a malignancy. It would therefore be best to discuss these issues with your doc.\n\n2. Peptic Ulcer Disease: Either a gastric(stomach) or a duodenal ulcer may produce stomach pain and heartburn. The cause is a bacterium called Helicobacter pylori. It can be treated with a combination of 2 antibiotics and omeprazole/lansoprazole. Again, it would be best to Ask your doc, and see whether you indeed have H.pylori infection and get it treated. Symptomatic relief may be obtained with over the counter antacids, but it will only be temporary. Complete eradication of the H.pylori infection will result in resolution of these symptoms.
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It can be really bad and painful. I have some where I look pregnant. Try eating foods that are not known to cause gas or at least take a gas fighting pill. This will keep it from becoming worse when you eat. I'm not sure if this works for everyone but I sometimes take a couple of stool softening pills, too. It's just enough to keep me regular during my period and fights the bloat. Also try some Alieve or Advil. Both will reduce swelling. I prefer the PM Midol for multi symptom relief. It is exactly the same as the normal Midol but without the caffeine. I don't need any extra caffeine because around that time of the month it's chocolate chocolate chocolate for me!
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You need to seek the advice of your physician. There are many things that could be associated with this description. You may have Irritable Bowel Syndrome or you may be having the early signs of Gall Bladder problems. A physician would need to exam you to determine the actual cause accurately. It can not be diagnosed over the Internet.\n\nSee you physician for diagnosis. Good luck.
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OK know exactly what you mean. What you are experiencing is the gas released by bacteria that is in your stomach(this bacteria should not be there). Sometimes it only causes a strange taste, some times it causes nausea vomiting and diarrhea as well as cramps. It usually comes from eating improperly cooked food, but the same bacteria is found naturally in your digestive tract. You can also get it from not washing your hands and then consuming food, or from contaminated water. \nIt can be caused by girrardia, e-coli and several other bacteria. \n\nThe best thing to do is make sure that you rest, drink plenty of liquids and let it run its course. If you experience severe pain vomiting and diarrhea you need to go get checked out in the ER. If you have any pre-existing conditions such as diabetes you need to go before the symptoms get severe as you can cause dangerously low blood sugars due to vomiting. \n\nAlso if you have never had your appendix removed and you have an absence of BM's then you need to be checked to ensure that you do not have a bowel obstruction or appendicitis.
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Its oesophagal cancer - the tube that carries food into the stomach.  My mum sadly died of this cancer.  It begins with a feeling of food being stuck in the throat which makes the person vomit - obviously weight loss is fast and dramatic in most cases. Tests are done via passing a camera into the stomach which can then find the cancer and do a biopsy.  Treatment to relieve the initial problem can be either stretching the oesophagus and sometimes inserting a stent - depending on how advanced it is. Sometimes an operation can be done to remove the tumour again dependant on size etc.  Most commonly chemotherapy treatment is given and although I said my mum died of this - at that time combined chemo was in experimental stages and has since advanced to a stage where many more people survive this cancer.  Stay positive is the key and rest during chemo. xxxxx
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Kind of sounds like gallbladder but it also sounds like internal adhesions (pulling your skin).  Don't hesitate to see a doctor, I dealt with stomach troubles for over 10 years just because I didn't have a typical gallbladder "attasck".  Don't let it go and suffer.
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I have had this same symptom for years. Not constantly, maybe 1 or 2 times a year. Gastro Dr couldn't figure it out, after testing and his only suggestion was that maybe, since I have so many adhesions from several emergency surgeries, that now and then the adhesions tangle and kink a section of intestine. Leaving gas trapped on the upper side nowhere to go but up and leaving me with pain and bloating. Don't want to scare you, but maybe It'll give you a starting point. :-)
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I DON'T WANNA SCARE YOU AND TELL YOU THAT IT MIGHT BE CANCER BECAUSE AS SOON AS WE HEAR THE WORD LUMP THAT'S WHAT WE ALL START TO THINK. IT COULD BE A ULCER, OR IT COULD BE ANYTHING NONE OF US HAVE GIVING YOU X-RAY'S SO THERE FORE WE WOULD NOT KNOW TRY AND GET SOME X-RAYS BECAUSE THIS CAN SEE YOUR ORGANS AND INSIDE OF YOUR BONES. THEN YOU WILL KNOW WHAT THE REAL PROBLEM IS AND YOU CAN TAKE IT FROM THERE. I HOPE THAT YOU FEEL BETTER AND MY BEST WISHES ARE WITH YOU.
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mono or a stomach virus...go see a doctor as soon as possible
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What is it you are eating? IS it maybe , rice or somthing else stickly or soft like bread, etc?  Your esophogus my be narrowing, I had to have a tube put down my throat so have it stretched out, I think this happended due to reflux (acid indigestion)  It was alway rice that stuck, if you feel it happening, stop eating and wait for the food to go down, it will just start backing up in your throat if you don't/
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You may have a peptic stomach ulcer, I do and I have pain when I eat and drink most of the time, you should go see your doctor and see if there are any medications you could be on to ease the symptoms. And having a stomach ulcer isn't serious, I just had to change a few things that I ate, like cutting back on spicey foods and sodas.\n\nGood Luck, Hope you're feeling better soon.
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What a great description!  I hope this isn't really happening to you, but if it is,  you're probably having a serious problem digesting something & that can lead to other health problems (like malabsorption.) Try eliminaing foods & then reintrucing them to see what's aggrivating you.  (see http://www.food-allergy.org/page2.html ) You can also try immodium a.d. or pepto-bismol. Go see your doctor if you keep having problems.  & wash your shirt & walls!  : )
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Yes, it could be scarring in your esophagas from reflux of acid. You need an upper GI xray.