Please give me 3 disorders of the digestive system? (Cause, symptoms, cure, prevention)?
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1-Cholecystitis-symptoms:pain in throat which radiates 2 back & shoulder, indigestion or chest pain after eating fatty or fried foods,  nausea, vomiting & gas-treatment:removal of stones & pain meds. 2-Cirrhosis-symptoms:abdominal pain, anorexia, fatigue, nausea, vomiting & weakness-treatment:blood transfusions, i.v. therapy, diuretics, meds & Vitamin K & 3-Colorectal Cancer-symptoms:abdominal cramping, change in bowel habits or form of stools, diarrhea & constipation, & weight loss-treatments:radiation therapy, surgery, & meds
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Homeopathy :-\nIt would be better to post more details and get an accurate answer but usually too much gas can be treated and cured with the Homeopathic Remedy CARBO VEG 30 in a sip of water half hour before meals.\nYou see Homeopathy treats you the person not the disease so your personal individual symptoms are more important for the physician to find the right cure than that of the disease or disorder. So please give more details !\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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Depends on what kind of digestive problems you are having. Gas? Trouble defecating? Try eating some yogurt to give your gastro-intestinal (GI)  tract a boost with some extra good bacteria. You could have irratible bowel sydrome (IBS). Maybe think about seeing a doctor?
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drink 3 mouthful of water. that should stop it!
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Uncontrolled bowel movements, tearing of the rectal muscles, bleeding, increased risk of STD's etc...
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First of all, are you stress out, under pressure from work, job, etc. Second of all, what is diet like? High fiber, fruit, fats, vegs, alot of milk products, etc. can cause a problems. Next is it loose or formed? After this, please consider that you may have IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), colitis or something other. If a all possible, got to your primary care provider. Tell him or her. There are all kinds of medications out there that can help you. Hope this helps.
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You will find most of what you arel looking for regarding the first two question here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_production.  You will find your answer to question three here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disease and as for the last one you will find here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothing\n\nGood Luck :-)!!!
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1)Thukna Mana Hai\n2) Spitting makes you unhealthy even if you are healthy\n3)Spit your way to heaven
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Start Taking the Homeopathic Remedy SULFUR 30 thrice a day half hour before meals take it for three days consecutively and let me know about your progress and conditions after three days. Cures without side effects or any complications that's what Homeopathy is all about, 100% cures.\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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This is shooting from the hip, I would double check this.....\n\nmouth\nesophagus\nstomach\nSmall Intestine\nLarge Intestine\n\nduring this path you will have help from saliva, the liver, pancreas to help break down and process foods, and remove toxins, etc.
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I am an herbal practitioner and it sounds like you have a digestive problem. Here are a few solutions that may help:\nCauses-eating to fast,carbonated drinks,stomach irritation (hot peppers,vinegars,alcohol)\nCures: Herbal teas such as: Celery seed,spearmint,mustard seed,fennel seed dill seed,peppermint, ginger. Old English remedy-onion juice 1-2 tsp every few minutes.\nThere are rather a lot of remedies so if you want to e-mail me on 'alternative@medicine123.wanadoo.co.uk I will give you a few more remedy's.\n\nG Jones (BSYA)
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Try just eating one kind of food a day and then if you have gas the next day you can start to find out what foods cause it. Good Luck
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-diarrhea\n-dysentry\n-heatstroke\n-etc.\ncontact me if you need more!
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1-lack of minerals(such as calcium...)\n2-fungal disease\n3-pots jeger's syndrome(polyps inside the colon)\n4-take it easy!!!\nit can be any of these four
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prune juice..steer clear of medications..they encourage lazy bowels..eat more veges.happy motions to you.
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Farting!\nTry charcoal tabs or some of these suggestions below.\n\n \nGas is a normal part of your digestive process. Excessive gas builds up in the stomach or intestines, causing cramps and discomfort and flatulence.\n\nSymptoms\n\nAbdominal bloating and pain, \n\nFlatulence and belching (burping). \n\nIndigestion\n\n\nCauses\nA variety of factors can contribute to excessive gas, including:\n\nSwallowing air whilst eating and drinking, especially if we eat too fast or drink carbonated soft drinks or beer\n\nIncomplete or under-active digestive processes\n\nEating raw foods (especially if this is not something you regularly do)\n\nEating whilst under stress\n\nConsuming too much fat in a meal\n\nIntroducing more high-fibre foods to the diet (this usually settles after the body has time to adapt to the new eating patterns)\n\nEating legumes (e.g. beans and lentils), fermented foods and beverages including vinegar and alcohol, and foods rich in sulphur (e.g. eggs, onion and garlic)\n\nGastrointestinal infection (particularly foul smelling wind, especially if accompanied by diarrhoea or stomach pains, should be investigated by your healthcare professional)\n\nFood allergy (such as lactose intolerance, or coeliac disease, which is an allergy to a protein found in wheat and other grains)\n\n\nNatural Therapies\n\nHerbal products containing Peppermint, Slippery elm, Chamomile, Fennel and Gentian have traditionally been used to support digestion and relieve gas pains\n\nProbiotic supplements containing Acidophilus and Bifidus may be indicated to re-balance disturbed bowel flora, help control associated diarrhoea or constipation and also assist by increasing the body's production of the enzyme lactase which is involved in milk digestion; (note that flatulence may temporarily worsen until bowel flora is balanced - this may take one to two weeks, depending on the duration of the problem)\n\nDigestive enzymes, such as bromelain and papain assist digestion and may help to reduce problems with wind caused by incomplete digestion \n\nImportant Notes\nConsult your health care professional if you have persistent, unexplained bloating for more than three days, severe abdominal pain or flatulence accompanied by sudden diarrhoea or weight loss.\n\nPrevention\nTake the time to chew your meals properly in order to give your stomach time to prepare for the food's arrival by producing digestive juices.\n\nIncrease your fibre intake over a period of several weeks, and avoid legumes, fermented foods and foods rich in sulphur (eggs, garlic, onions).\n\n\nOther food sensitivities may also cause flatulence - possible dietary culprits are best discussed with your health care professional.\n\nCraig - naturopath
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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.