A GI bleed is the medical abbreviation for describing gastro-intestinal bleeding. This refers to any bleeding that is discharged from the gastro-intestinal tract. Rectal bleeding is the most common example of a GI bleed.
A Gi bleed means Gastro intestinal bleed. It covers every form of hemorrhage from the pharynx to the rectum.
578.9 is the ICD9 code for GI bleeding if you don't know where it's coming from. There are additional codes if you can narrow down the diagnosis.
No idea but if it were true then it would be a bum deal from nature .. As if the severe pain from shingles isn't bad enough .. without having to worry bout GI bleeding to .. That would confirm for me the absolute non existence of any benevolence in the whole universe .. Even though I would be screaming out for mercy during a GI bleed .. Peace Xx
You may have an upper GI bleed or a duodenal ulcer. Definitely have it looked at.
You may have an upper GI bleed or a duodenal ulcer. Definitely have it looked at.
Glucose, if you're a diabetic with a rectal bleed.
Vomiting bright red blood means you have an active bleed probably in the upper GI tract. This is a 911 call, as you don't know the extent of the bleed, and have no means at home to control it yourself. Call 911 -- transport to the ER immediately.
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Black stool may be caused by food or a viral infection. However, if the color persists, it could indicate a bleed in the upper GI track and should be checked by a doctor.
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