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Digestive Health Topics A-Z
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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
WebUlcerative colitis. Ulcerative colitis (UC), which is more common than Crohn’s disease, is an inflammatory disease involving the large intestine (rectum and colon). It may affect part or all of the large intestine. Individuals with UC will often have: Bloody, loose stool. Urgency, or …
Gentle GI nutrition
WebGentle nutrition swaps. GERD. Air-fried or baked French fries instead of deep fried. Celiac disease. Find gluten-free versions of your favorites (donuts, cookies, bread, etc.) NAFLD. Olive-oil spread instead of butter. IBS. Increase low-fermentable soluble fiber, like …
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
WebIf you have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), it is vital to work with your health care provider to take care of your symptoms. If you are still having symptoms even after changing your diet or using medications, let your provider know. Your symptoms may not be from …
HAES ® -centered nutrition therapy for GI conditions
WebThe Association of Size Diversity and Health (ASDAH) defines it as, “… a continuously evolving alternative to the weight-centered approach to treating clients and patients of all sizes. It is also a movement working to promote size-acceptance, to end weight …
EPI resource center
WebExocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is a condition that can cause complications, including malnourishment. Yet, it can go undiagnosed if you don’t raise concerns with your health care provider. EPI symptoms can mirror those of other, troubling, gastrointestinal (GI) …
Short bowel syndrome (SBS): From teen to adult care
WebShort bowel syndrome (SBS) is a rare, complex and potentially serious malabsorption disorder. It happens when you don’t have enough small bowel (intestine), or your small bowel does not work well. This prevents your body from absorbing enough nutrients, …
Obesity coverage advocacy toolkit
WebObesity is a medical condition in which too much body fat negatively impacts a person’s health. Obesity has been linked to serious conditions including diabetes, heart disease, stroke, weight-related arthritis, cancer and digestive health issues, including …
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
WebIBS is a common health issue, impacting more than 35 million Americans. It does not cause lasting harm to the bowels and does not lead to intestinal bleeding or cancer. There is no sign of disease when the colon is looked at and, much like a headache or muscle strain, …
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and nonalcoholic
WebNAFLD is one of the most common causes of liver disease in the U.S. Between 30-40% of adults in the U.S. have the disorder. NAFLD is more common in people who have certain conditions, or health problems, such as having obesity and problems that may be related …
Achalasia: nutrition therapy
WebGetting started on nutrition therapy for achalasia. Adopt a soft textured diet. For more severe cases, a pureed or liquid diet may be needed. Incorporate soft cooked, mashed or pureed foods; soups, smoothies and crock-pot meals (tender meats and vegetables). Smoothies …
Colorectal cancer screening options
WebColonoscopy is considered a first-tier method for colorectal cancer screening. A colonoscopy involves looking at the colon from inside the body using a long, thin (about the width of your little finger), flexible tube with a tiny camera on the end, through which the doctor can …
Crohn’s disease: exclusive enteral nutrition
WebEEN stands for exclusive enteral nutrition. It involves drinking nutrition shakes every day for six to eight weeks (up to 12 weeks) to help improve symptoms of Crohn’s disease. During this therapy, no other food or beverage is allowed except formula and water. It has been …
Colorectal cancer screening: What to expect when paying
WebUnder the Affordable Care Act, certain preventive health care tests, which can help find or prevent serious diseases or health problems, are free to patients, including colorectal cancer screening. Colonoscopy is one of these tests and while it is often free, there are …
Why see a gastroenterology-expert registered dietitian
WebRegistered dietitians (RD) are experts in nutrition, or the study of how the body uses food. RDs have finished at least two years of specialized coursework, spent more than 1,400 hours in intern training and passed a national board exam. Using their knowledge and …
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