Gastrointestinal Tract

Pepsin

Yes as long as it is fat free broth.

Sh*ts his pant mybe.Scentist just have recently found out this happens to a lucky 1 out of a 100 people.

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My sister was unfortunate enough to have this happen to her. She suffered from delayed gastric emptying -- basically her digestive system didn't move food through. She went through virtually all formulas on the market and ended up going to IV nutrition. If the question is looking for what you can do to address intolerance, here's some ideas:

If the problem is an emptying problem like hers or a malabsorption problem, they have "elemental" formulas that are already partially broken down, so it's easier for the body to digest. So, that is one option. Another option is adding things to the formula or taking medications to address whatever issues the formula is causing. So, if it's constipation for example, there's powdered fiber you can add. If the problem is an intolerance to the ingredients, there's a great formula called Compleat that contains mostly real food. Some people also actually puree and make their own tube food. Obviously, it's important to consult your doctor before trying anything new and to regularly check up on the patient's nutritional health.

If none of those options work and no formula or supplement combinations work, there is an option of IV nutrition. You can actually get full nutrition through your veins. It's not ideal and there are risks and side effects, but it can be a relief to someone who's been miserable on tube feedings.

If the question was just looking for what happens to the body when it "rejects" the formula, it's generally vomiting, diahhrea, and/or severe bloating. Other symptoms might include constipation and nausea.

I think you are looking for liver and pancreas, these are accessory digestive organs that produce enzymes and emulsifiers that are secreted into the digestive tract.

Bowel sounds are MOST ACTIVE in the Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ) because to the right of the Umbilicus is the Ileocecal Valve and the point at which the Small Intestine connects to the Large Intestine. However, they can be heard in other quadrants too but the Right Lower Quadrant is where bowel sounds are most active.

The name of this specialist is an gastroenterologist.

There are two things in gastric juices, Pepsin and hydrochloric acid. If one is alone, it would not do any digestion of proteins. But together, they can digest proteins.

The procedure can be done either in the doctor's office or in a special procedure room of a local hospital. An intravenous (IV) line will be started in a vein in the arm. The patient is generally given a sedative and a pain-killer

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The acidic digestive fluid secreted by various glands in the stomach lining into the lumen of thestomach , primarily for the partial digestion of food as well as the eradication of many pathogenicmicrobes that have concurrently entered by way of the oral cavityComponents:The gastric juice is made up of hydrochloric acid , pepsinogen and other digestive enzymes( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) , intrinsic factor , gastrin , mucus , and bicarbonates . It has a pH ranging from 1 to 2. Its low pH is essential in activating many digestive enzymes and in destroying various pathogens . The gastric juice also contains bicarbonates to neutralize the acid and thereby regulate the pH level in the stomach .

You are given a short acting sedative for the colonoscopy. You are not permitted to drive yourself home.

There are a number of different possible causes of severe constipation. Lack of fiber in the diet is the most common reason. Bear in mind that peristalsis (the muscular contractions which propel food and the residue of food through the alimentary canal) is only triggered by fiber, nothing else. There are many dietary sources of fiber, including fresh fruit and vegetables, beans, and whole wheat or bran. But some people manage to devise diets which are deficient in fiber. If all you eat is maccaroni and cheese, you are going to get into trouble. You can take Metamucil as a fiber supplement, if needed. Speaking of cheese, that is another source of constipation. Cheese is what is known as a binding agent. It tends to make the fecal matter more solid, and as a result, it may become too solid to easily move through your bowels, if your cheese consumption is excessive. Finally, there can be blockages in your bowels which prevent the normal movement of food and food residue. Bowel cancer can result in tumors which grow into the space through which food would otherwise be moving. This is the most difficult cause of constipation, since it requires very elaborate medical treatment, rather than merely a change of diet. With any luck, your problem is not that serious.

The epiglottis makes sure that no food goes into your lungs. When you swallow, the epiglottis moves and covers the windpipe so the food can go down into the stomach so the food can digest.

No. Something is really wrong if that happens.

They are everywhere. All cells have some amount of carbohydrates. In liver and muscles, carbohydrate glycogen is stored.

allergies to any medications or anesthetics, bleeding problems, or is pregnant. The doctor should be informed of all the medications the patient is taking

should a person not take medications/prescriptions prior to the procedure..perhaps, causing drug interactions that are administered before or during the procedure?

Another procedure, called transvenous intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS).creates a shunt within the liver itself, by linking the portal vein with a vein draining away from the liver together with a device called a stent.

A fistula is an abnormal passageway between two areas where no passageway should exist. So there can be a fistula that forms between the rectum and the vagina. Rectal-vaginal fistulas require surgery to repair.

my twisted gut started as a sever stomach ache and quickly progressed to being an extremely serious illness. i was taken to hospital having gone to the gp for advise. once at hospital i deteriorated fast. i was hot but wasn't running a temperatyre, the bed was too soft, even though it was in fact, rock hard and the pain moved from side to side in back and came round to my abdomen. i had xrays. which showed nothing - not surprising since the machine wasn't working! drs examined me, asked my family if i was anorexic, they were given short sharp shift by my mother. i was given an enema and discharged - to be rushed straight back by another ambulance. by now i was in dire straits, literally nothing would stay down and things that had been going down so far, reappeared as faeces via me being sick! i was tubed and left for a few days, unbelievable, but true! then at last, someone thought to re xray me, and even though i needed liquid in me, the radiologist timed it perfectly, knowing she had 15 seconds max before i was sick with the water i had been given. it was enough, the xray showed the blockage up. it was action stations, though unfortunately i still wasn't operated on straight away as they thought as i had been ill for nearly a fortnight i wouldn't be alive in 30 mins, i was so i had the op. im still here 23 years on, with four kids, happy and healthy :)

Colonoscopies and the preparations for them remove much of the mucous that protects the intestinal tract. Without it, alcohol (which kills unprotected cell tissue) will burn the inside of your intestines.

the sedative and the pain medications will keep the patient very drowsy and relaxed. Most patients complain of minor discomfort and pressure from the colonoscope moving inside. However, the procedure is not painful.

No reason not to. You will be given instructions for preparation for your colonoscopy, including fasting (not eating) using a laxative to clean out your intestinal system, and drinking a LOT of Gatorade and apple juice. You need to follow those instructions exactly, or the staff will not be able to do your procedure. You ARE going to spend a lot of time sitting in the bathroom during your prep. Take along a couple of books, and a pack of baby wet wipes. Really.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is not fatal. So no -- can't kill you.