Mkuu hakuna tatizo kama hilo katika Medical, hiyo ni General Term kuelezea Severenity ya tatizo na siyo tatizo lenyewe.
Kamuulize tena daktari tatizo lako ni lipi.
au labda anamaanisha Inflammatory Bowel Diseases kama Ulcerative Colitis na Chrohns disease...
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hizo dawa ni kwa ajili ya inflammation huwa zinatumika kwa watu wa Rheumatoid Arthritis, Ulcerative Colitis na Chrohns disease hizo ni autoimmune diseases...
ulifanya vipimo gani?! ulipiga Colonoscopy au Barium Enema kwa hilo tatizo lako?!
Hizo dawa zinakuwa zinapunguza inflammation kwa hospital kutibu hilo tatizo ni issue, kwa ulcerative colitis kutibu hilo tatizo ni kwa surgery wanakata ile sehemu ya colon iliyo athirika halafu wanaunga au unatolewa colon yote...
Chrohns ni iko challenge sana challenge kuitibu, kwa hospital wanasema no cure kwa hayo magonjwa wanaita idiopathic yaani unknown causes...
dawa hizo ni kwa ajili ya kupunguza inflammation na kupunguza attack ili uweze ku maintain remission kwa kipindi kirefu...
kwa ulcerative colitis, hospital cure ni kwa surgery
Darren Fletcher aliyekuwa mchezaji wa Manchester alikuwa na hilo tatizo yeye alipona kwa surgery...
lakini kuna jamaa mmoja hapa jf anaitwa Deception nilisoma sehemu akasema autoimmune disease zinatibika kwa tiba mbadala labda aje atueleze ni kwa namna gani autoimmune kama hizo zinatibika namna gani?!
Asante Mkuu kwa udadavuzi wa kina!!!!! Vipi kuhusu Gastric Esophageal Reflux Desease (GERD) je inasababishwa na nini na matibabu yake huwa ni nani??
dah! pole sana mkuu... najua shida unayopitia...
hizo dawa ni kwa ajili ya inflammation huwa zinatumika kwa watu wa Rheumatoid Arthritis, Ulcerative Colitis na Chrohns disease hizo ni autoimmune diseases...
ulifanya vipimo gani?! ulipiga Colonoscopy au Barium Enema kwa hilo tatizo lako?!
Hizo dawa zinakuwa zinapunguza inflammation kwa hospital kutibu hilo tatizo ni issue, kwa ulcerative colitis kutibu hilo tatizo ni kwa surgery wanakata ile sehemu ya colon iliyo athirika halafu wanaunga au unatolewa colon yote...
Chrohns ni iko challenge sana challenge kuitibu, kwa hospital wanasema no cure kwa hayo magonjwa wanaita idiopathic yaani unknown causes
Asante mpendwa kwa ushirikiano wako na Mungu akubariki. Kipimo nilichopima ni COLONOSCOPY. Swali linakuja kwamba wanapotoa hiyo colon inakuwaje( mtu anaishi baada ya kutolewa )?
Pole sana kwa uvimbe ulikuwa nao tumboni usiotibika Mahospitalini ukishindwa kupona hospitali nione mimi ninaweza kukutibia na ukapo ukihitaji mimi nikutibie bonyeza hapa.MawasilianoAmani iwe kwenu wapendwa. Nimesumbuliwa na tatizo la tumbo kwa muda mrefu huku nikienda hospitali tofauti bila bila kupata matibabu ya moja kwa moja. Hivi karibuni nilifanya uchunguzi tena ndio ikagundulika kuwa nina tatizo linaloitwa CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY. Je tatizo hili linasababishwa na nini na matibabu yake ni nini? Maana dawa nitumiazo mpaka niambiwe niache na Dr na ni baada ya kupewa masharti ya kuacha baadhi ya vyakula. Naomba msaada wenu wapendwa.
Mtu anaishi baada ya kutolewa, wataalamu wanajua namna gani ya kufanya ila unaweza ukapitia maelezo hapa chini...Asante mpendwa kwa ushirikiano wako na Mungu akubariki. Kipimo nilichopima ni COLONOSCOPY. Swali linakuja kwamba wanapotoa hiyo colon inakuwaje( mtu anaishi baada ya kutolewa )?
Once the colon has been repaired or removed,
your surgeon will reconnect your digestive
system to allow your body to expel waste.
Options may include:
REJOINING THE REMAINING PORTIONS OF YOUR
COLON. The surgeon may stitch the remaining
portions of your colon together, creating what
is called an anastomosis. Stool then leaves
your body as before.
CONNECTING YOUR INTESTINE TO AN OPENING
CREATED IN YOUR ABDOMEN. The surgeon may
attach your colon (colostomy) or small
intestine (ileostomy) to an opening created in
your abdomen. This allows waste to leave
your body through the opening (stoma). You
may wear a bag on the outside of the stoma
to collect stool. This can be permanent or
temporary.
CONNECTING YOUR SMALL INTESTINE TO YOUR ANUS.
After removing both the colon and the rectum
(proctocolectomy), the surgeon may use a
portion of your small intestine to create a
pouch that is attached to your anus (ileoanal
anastomosis). This allows you to expel waste
normally, though you may have several watery
bowel movements each day. As part of this
procedure, you may undergo a temporary
ileostomy.
Your surgeon will discuss your options with you
before your operation.
After your colectomy
After surgery you'll be taken to a recovery room
to be monitored as the anesthesia wears off.
Then your health care team will take you to your
hospital room to continue your recovery.
You'll stay in the hospital until you regain bowel
function. This may take a couple of days to a
week. You may not be able to eat solid foods at
first. You might receive liquid nutrition through a
vein in your arm and then transition to drinking
clear liquids. As your intestines recover, you can
eventually add solid foods.
If your surgery involved a colostomy or ileostomy
to attach your intestine to the outside of your
abdomen, you'll meet with an ostomy nurse who
will show you how to care for your stoma. The
nurse will explain how to change the ostomy bag
that will collect waste.
Once you leave the hospital, expect a couple of
weeks of recovery at home. You may feel weak
at first, but eventually your strength will return.
Ask your doctor when you can expect to get
back to your normal routine.