#ileitis

[kategivesup]

That’s bad, right?

[planet-ayurveda]

Treatment of Terminal Ileitis with Herbal Remedies Terminal Ileitis is considered as a #chronic #inflammatory #disease that affects very end of the small #intestine (terminal #ileum), the part of the small intestine closest to the #colon, making it narrow. This disease starts with the formation of #ulcers in the small and large intestines. Terminal ileitis is generally caused by interactions between environmental, #immunological and #bacterial factors in genetically susceptible individuals. See More at : https://goo.gl/Vnurih

[animalhealthmedia-blog]

Merck Animal Health expands availability for Porcilis Ileitis

Merck Animal Health expands availability for Porcilis Ileitis

Merck Animal Health is excited to increase availability of Porcilis Ileitis this month. Strong demand has confirmed that veterinarians and pork producers value Porcilis Ileitis as a solution in helping improve the health of growing pigs.

Porcilis Ileitis is the first injectable vaccine that offers a 20-week duration of immunity for control of ileitis caused by Lawsonia intracellularis. It has…

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[empoweringpts9]

When I was diagnosed with #IBD, my GI and RN handed my parents this book. I recall my parents reading it cover to cover because who had ever heard the term Crohn’s disease? Thinking back to these trinkets makes me thankful for how far we’ve come with research and knowledge. As my father says “you’ve out researched me many years ago, I can’t keep up.” It’s because something new is always being found out, if it wasn’t, we’d have cureS already! Never too late to learn something new and teach the next person. . . I think we should re-read this and see how much has changed. Maybe each member of #IBDSC can take a passage? Or read this as bedtime stories? . . #IBD #ileitis #inflammatoryboweldisease #crohns #ulcerativecolitis #colitis #uc #crohnsdisease #ibdawarenessweek #IBDAware #CCAwarenessweek #WeNeedACure #WeNeedCureS

[disabilityuserboxes]

this user has crohn’s disease

[medicaletymologies]

From Latin īlium (lower abdomen, bowels)

[it-is-ok-i-am-ok]

Mega confused

So my crohn’s MRI came back positive, which my gi doc basically told me not to pay attention to if it comes out negative that we’d try other tests because it may not show up in MRI.

So I was reading the results, and three things kind of confused me it says:

1. “ There is scattered nonspecific subcentimeter lymph nodes within the right lower quadrant mesentery.”

2. “ Trace amount of physiologic fluid within the cul-de-sac”

Then the most confusing part is:

3. So last time I saw her she told me I have ileitis or whatever found in my colonoscopy from like...a year ago (ya thanks docs) and she basically was like,”Yeah it’s found in people with crohn’s” or whatever come to find out in the paperwork it says, “ Terminal ileitis noted on colonoscopy.” and I was like terminal?? So I looked it up and it said it means you have crohn’s and i’m so confused. 

(Keep in mind during the same colonoscopy/endoscopy they also found gastric erythem, enteritis, gerd and chronic gastritis.)

Anyone know what the hell this stuff means?

[eeblingtheshade]

I find it amusing that now that I have something wrong in my insides

I keep fixating on food and documentaries about food.