The term "redundant colon" describes a large intestine (colon) that is longer than normal and as a result has repetitive, overlapping loops. Typically, this is a normal anatomic variation. It usually causes no symptoms and needs no treatment. A redundant colon may be found incidentally on a colon X-ray (barium enema) done for some other reason. Rarely, it causes a serious complication if it twists around itself (volvulus) and obstructs the colon. This causes cramping abdominal pain and usually warrants prompt medical attention.
Consult a doctor on dietary needs, although an increase in water intake and green leafy vegetables are normally recommended.
If it does not get in the way of anything, no.
it is serious but it can be cured easy with surgery but if you are the victim get surgery fast or go through therapy but i would go with the surgery.
It is when the large intestine is longer than it should be. Surgery can be used in order to fix the problem.
Bleeding during or after the surgery is a complication. Constipation. After surgery, you may be constipated. Remember that you will be eating less, and you will have fewer bowel movements. A leak or rupture where the intestine is joined to the stomach is serious and may require an immediate return to the operating room to be corrected. Respiratory complications are a potential risk immediately after surgery. If you do not face health problems because of your weight and are able to move I recommend exercise and diet.
You may be constipated after the surgery due to the change in amount of food you eat. It would be normal to have bowel movements every two or three days.
There are many serious facts about getting plastic surgery. Usually after you get surgery, the area you got surgery looks worst then it did before.
Jaw surgery is a very serious procedure. In fact many people who go through with this are in serious pain after the surgery. You can go to the website www.jawsurgeryblog.com/forums/ to talk with others about what this pain is like.
Surgery or serious illness.
no my mummy has it
Plastic surgery does enlarge the breasts. However, this is a serious decision and should not be taken lightly.
The only person who can tell you whether or not to have weight loss surgery is your doctor. Have a serious conversation with him/her.
Other serious complications that may occur are blindness, glaucoma, or hemorrhage.