Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract that can be acquired from swimming in pools or lakes include cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis, and bacterial infections like E. coli or Shigella, often due to contamination with fecal matter. These pathogens thrive in freshwater environments where water can be poorly treated or contaminated. In contrast, the ocean typically has higher salinity and more robust natural water circulation, which can dilute and reduce the survival of pathogens, making gastrointestinal infections less likely in saltwater. However, it's important to note that ocean water can still be contaminated, especially near sewage outfalls or during heavy rainfall.
These are passed from one person to another via blood or as an STD.
There is no direct link established between mitochondrial diseases and an increased likelihood of Crohn's disease. However, some research suggests that mitochondrial dysfunction may contribute to various gastrointestinal disorders. Individuals with mitochondrial diseases can experience a range of symptoms, including gastrointestinal issues, but these are not necessarily indicative of Crohn's disease specifically. Each condition should be evaluated independently by healthcare professionals.
The likely word is "acquired" (obtained).
Gerontogastroenteroepidemiology would likely focus on the study of gastrointestinal diseases and epidemiology specifically in elderly populations. This specialty would involve the intersection of geriatrics, gastroenterology, and epidemiology to better understand and manage gastrointestinal conditions in older adults.
This is likely the swimming term "snorkeling".
Alcohol was less likely to cause gastrointestinal distress.
Unless death is considered a diseases...most likely not. Why are you not wanting to eat? Are you fasting for a reason? Moderation in all things will most likely set you free...free...free from even, and especially, diseases.
Wind sucking, weaving, crib biting...
swimming
Not likely!
most likely.
If you are healthy you are less likely to get diseases, and if you have diseases you are not healthy because you have a disease.