digestive probllems related?
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For the friend with constipation they may have irritable bowel syndrome, try a medicine called Zelnorm. It works really well!\n\nThe friend that has diarrhea may have a gallbladder problem, that causes the food to run through your small intestine really quick without being digested - and the small intestine is where calories are absorbed so you lose weight. \n\nBoth of them should see a gastroenterologist (GI) doctor and they could diagnose it. They would probably at a minimum order blood work and more tests would follow from there.  \n\nGood luck!
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pain, bleeding and digestive problems
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Looks like it's more of a cleaning outthan anything. I'd assume once you cleaned out your system your digestion would be a lot smoother. Prolly helps with metabolism too. looks worth trying if you're able to. Wouldn't stay on it longr than the week though.
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Saliva; salivary glands; mastication; tongue; chyme; bolus; esophagus; peristalsis; smooth muscle; epiglottis; cardiac sphincter; stomach; fundus; hydrochloric acid; pepsin; pyloric sphincter; duodenum; bile; gall bladder; bile duct; pancreas; amylase; jejunum; absorption; mesentary; ileum; colon; apendix, cecum, rectum, anus.
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Irritable Bowel, psychiatric causes, food and or drug allergies are other potential causes.  Any new stresses in the last six months?  Dietary or lifestyle changes?  \n\nTry to think of anything that may have coincided with or be related to the onset of your symptoms.  Think of what brings on the symptoms, prolongs them or shortens them, makes them more or less intense, affects them in any way.\n\nOften, it is hard to think of anything that is related, especialy after so many tests, but it is a way to find answers.  Consider keeping a diary of your symptoms and observations to help find associations with diet, activity, daily stressors, etc.\n\nShare your fidnings with your doctor(s) see if they spark any thoughts about possible causes.  Best wishes - I hope your symptoms resolve soon.  Take some solace in the fact that alot of really bad things have been eliminated as possible causes.
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To get away from the undesirable problems associated with the lower part of your digestive system, I would try to develop something to do with digestion in the mouth, where sugars are first broken down. Perhaps you could collect saliva from three or four people and compare the action of the saliva of each person on dietary simple sugars, complex carbohydrates, fatty food, and foods high in protein but low in carbs and sugars. You would need to be able to test for the expected end products of digestion for each group of foods, but that would be preferable to measuring input at the oral orifice and output at the ....
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colon_cancer\nColon cancer and polyps are two diseases linked to this.It has absolutely nothing to do with your metabolic rate.Tract movement is regulated through other physiological pathways while your endocrine system dictates your metabolism.\nYou're probably finding(sorry to be gross) the stools are very hard and difficult to pass.\nThis is because your body extracts water from the stool as it lays in your colon.Drinking more water and eating more fiber can defeat your current problem
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I know what you are talking about, certain foods like this Red Meat, eggs, etc. can be hard to digest for some people.  Have you ever heard of IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)? You might want to ask your doc, about this and see if you might have some of the tendecies of IBS.  And also there are some books out there about this too.\n\nKristina
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If it happens often this way it could be Irritable Bowel syndrome......see a doc.
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome, colon polyps, and adhesions from any abdominal surgery (or problems such as endometriosis that cause adhesions) can lead to that mucous and blood problem. \n\nAnd you know...to the person who said it sounded like you had a fatty diet because of your screen name... well, that was just mean of them.
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Do you mean diarrhoea?\nHave a look at these two pages:
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Yes, abnormal digestive system can cause you lose or gain weight.
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For digestive purposes.
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Digestive conditions \nBiliary disorder \nGallbladder disorder \nGallstones \nBile duct obstruction \nBiliary atresia \nSclerosing cholangitis \nBile duct cancer \nLiver disorder \nHepatitis - causing light or white stool; see also types of hepatitis \nLiver tumor \nLiver cancer \nPregnancy-related jaundice \nSee also liver symptoms and jaundice \nPancreas disorders \nPancreatitis \nChronic pancreatitis \nPancreatic cancer \nSprue \nLarge amounts of light-colored foods: \nLarge amounts of rice
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plastics can block the resp tract, small intestine ,large intestine etc.this blockage can cause many probs. plastics are not digestible.
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in a word...no. If you don't have this fixed ASAP you can end up with massive intestinal problems such as infections and obstruction. Get it fixed!
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Hello,\n\nI had Ulcerative Colitis & Proctitis six years ago and cured myself without western medications. Proctitis & ulcerative colitis are both serious digestive conditions which affect the colon and bowel. Crohns is a chronic digestive condition which also affects the colon, all of these conditions respond very positively to a process of food elimination.\n\nYES! MEAT !! is a no! no! if you have Crohns why? because meat is extremely hard work for the colon to deal with and so removing meat & meat products from your diet will definately help your colon & condition (symptoms of the Crohns).\n\n**NOTE: I could write pages & pages on this topic but dont have the time or space. However please see my website it has LOTS of information which you would find of value? I hope?\n\nhttp://www.proctitispages.co.uk\n\n**Please email me if you do have any other questions, best regards IR