Irritable colon

In , it irritable colon is a group of of and, in certain cases, of.

Synopsis

1 Forms
2 Diagnosis
3 Treatment
4 Nonconventional treatment
5 Forecast
6 Recent discoveries
7 References
8 External bonds

Forms

Diagnosis

Symptoms of a chronic colitis of forms simple: abdominal pains (caused by the spasms of the intestine), Appearances of diarrhoeas and/or constipations, often in alternation one of the other, distension.

Treatment

Nonconventional treatment

initially to consult a doctor in order to determine from which type of colitis one suffers.

For the forms of simple colitis :

Initially it is a question of restoring the digestive functions:

certain extracts of sound (envelloppe of the corn grain) for a long time proved their effectiveness. English demontrés the value of the sound like regulator in colites.

It is a cereal condiment which does not denature the savour of food and allows to reduce the a little heavy meals, any proportions gardéees, well on.

Its composition in diastases, vitamins and other components make a good complement of it when the food is balanced little.The product starts a prédigestion, which makes it very useful in all the digestive syndromes of insufficiency and the colites.

There is not counter-indication nor of habituation.

This extract of sound of micronized corn is sold in pharmacy and dietetic store in the form of powder sachets.

Forecast

Recent discoveries

References

(in) Summers RW, Elliott OF, Qadir K, Urban JF Jr, Thompson R, Weinstock JV. Trichuris am seems to Be safe and possibly effective in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease. Am J Gastroenterol 2003;98:2034-41. PMID 14499784.

Professional order of the dietetists of Quebec, clinical Handbook of nutrition, Mode restricted out of fibres and residues, chap. 166, p. 1-3, 2e edition, Montreal, 1991.

Professional order of the dietetists of Quebec, clinical Handbook of nutrition, inflammatory Diseases of the intestine, chap. 5.7, p. 1-5, 2e edition, Montreal, 1991.

"to look after itself by vegetables, the fruits and cereals" Dr.. Jean Valnet, p.200-203 collection:The book of pocket, edition 15, 2004.