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Risk Factors for Ischemic Bowel Disease

Patient was educated on the risk factors for ischemic bowel disease as follows: Atherosclerosis Patients with cholesterol deposits in the inner lining of the blood vessels supplying oxygenated blood to the intestines are at high risk for ischemic bowel disease, as the arteries are narrowed by cholesterol deposits. Low blood volume in circulation Patients with reduced blood volume, secondary to hemorrhage or any extensive surgery or dehydration are prone for ischemic bowel disease, secondary to [...]

Pathology of Ischemic Bowel Disease

Patient was educated on pathology of ischemic bowel disease as follows: Ischemic bowel disease is a condition that results from reduced blood flow to the intestines. The symptoms of the condition depend on the extent of damage suffered from the reduced supply of oxygenated blood. The diminished blood flow doesn't provide enough oxygen for the cells in the intestines. Most common causes of Ischemic bowel disease include Atherosclerosis – Fatty deposits in the inner lining [...]

Management Measures for Irritable Bowel Syndrome for Diarrhea-2

Patient was educated on management measures for diarrhea due to irritable Bowel Syndrome as follows: Avoid food sources known to cause increased gas production, which can help symptoms of bloating. Eating regular small meals can help improve the symptoms. Avoiding spicy foods can reduced stimulation of gut and offer relief for individuals with diarrhea. Having a regular exercise schedule helps manage the stress and anxiety and thereby, offer relief to the symptoms. Adding probiotics to [...]

Management Measures for Irritable Bowel Syndrome for Diarrhea-1

Patient was educated on management measures for diarrhea due to irritable Bowel Syndrome as follows: Maintain compliance with recommendation for daily volume of fluid intake. Individuals with diarrhea are at high risk for dehydration and electrolyte imbalances. A fluid intake of 2.5 - 3 liters is usually recommended. This volume could be higher in patients with loss of fluid volume and hence the need for supplementation is also more. Adding food sources rich in soluble [...]

Management Measures for Irritable Bowel Syndrome for Constipation-2

Patient was educated on management measures for constipation due to irritable Bowel Syndrome as follows: Avoid food sources known to cause increased gas production, which can help symptoms of bloating. Eating regular small meals can help improve the symptoms. Having a regular exercise schedule helps manage the stress and anxiety and thereby, offer relief to the symptoms. Maintain compliance with any medications prescribed by the physician to relieve the cramping.