Coeliac disease is an inability of the body to process gluten which is found in all flour and wheat based products. Over time Coeliac disease will affect the intestines and colon of a person and make their body unable to absorb the nutrients from foods being digested. Over time this disease can cause damage to other organs as they body's supply of iron and other nutrients runs down.
Coeliac disease majorly affects a person's small intestines. More specifically, Coeliac disease disturbs the normal way a person's body absorbs vitamins.
Yes. The disease is given the name Kawasaki but there are subcategories which are used to describe which organs and organ systems are affected. It is an autoimmune disease.
Not unless its been left untreated for a very long time. I think there is a slight increase risk of bowl cancer with coeliac disease but nothing to be alarmed by. It can be controlled by a gluten free diet.
i guess viruses are not affected by any disease..
the flow of blood to other organs or remote parts of the body is limited by the narrowing of the vessel's lumen due to fatty deposits or patches known as plaque
The lungs are the only organs affected by asbestosis. The fibers are just large enough to get lodged into the areas of the lungs and cause tissue damage forming scar tissue.
mitochondria
Coeliac disease that is not contagious but people who have it cannot consume gluten which is barley, rye and wheat.
The organs of the body which are affected by bright's disease are the kidneys.
I have coeliac's disease and you CAN NOT have barley it will make you very ill... i have had coeliac's for about 3 years any question's ask me. dont have barley!!!
poo is why
No you shouldn't.
Organs that are affected by sarcoidosis disease include lungs, skin, eyes, musculoskeletal, nervous system, heart, reproductive system and other organs. This disease can affect any organ and this usually happens to more than one organ at a time.
Not as far as i know and i have coeliac disease.
the brain.
Probably. If they are not made with wheat, they probably have no gluten, and can be eaten by those who suffer from coeliac.
Yes. The disease is given the name Kawasaki but there are subcategories which are used to describe which organs and organ systems are affected. It is an autoimmune disease.
Not unless its been left untreated for a very long time. I think there is a slight increase risk of bowl cancer with coeliac disease but nothing to be alarmed by. It can be controlled by a gluten free diet.