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If an ulcer went untreated it could lead to:
- Internal bleeding
- Peritonitis; where the ulcer creates a hole in the stomach or small intestine

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- Dull pain in stomach
- Weight loss
- Nausea and/or vomiting
- burping and/or acid re-flux
- Heart-burn
- The most common symptom being burning stomach pain

Part of body affected:
- The most common Ulcer is a peptic Ulcer, affecting the stomach.
- Including gastric ulcers which form on the inside of the stomach.
- Peptic Ulcers also include duodenal ulcers forming on the upper section of the small intestine, otherwise known as the duodenum.
- The lower part of the esophagus can be riddled with ulcers as well.

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- Proton pump inhibitors
> Reduces the amount of acid the stomach produces.
- H. Pylori Infection treatment
> For patients infect with H. Pylori
- Non-Steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
> NSAIDS
- Diet
> Containing foods with plenty of vitamin A and fiber that dissolves easily.

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Physiology (Symptoms, part of the body) 

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- Diarrhea
- Fever and Fatigue
- Abdominal Pain and cramping
- Blood in stool
- Unintentional weight loss

Part of the body affected:
- IBD can affect more than just the bowel, and can affect even outside of the digestive tract.
- Inflammation anywhere along the tract can lead to issues, causing pain and severity depending on how bad the inflammation is.
- IBD can affect anywhere along the digestive tract including the mouth, esophagus,  stomach, small intestine and large intestine. Which can affect the whole system.

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As of now there are currently five medications used for the treatment of IBD.
- Aminosalicylates
>They can prevent relapses and maintain remission.
-Corticosteriods
>A medicine given to reduce inflammation
-Immunomodulator
>Work with and change to the immune system, decreasing inflammation
-Antibiotics
>Help control IBD by reducing bacteria
-Biological Therapies
>Engineered antibodies, genes and proteins that interfere with the inflammatory system.

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-Gallstones often take the form of stones or pebbles that block a cystic duct.
-Gallstones can often range in size from a grain of soil to golf balls.
Symptoms:
-gallstones can often go unnoticed and not need treatment, but only when they block a duct
-severe pain in abdomen and back
-feverish and shivering
-serious nausea and/or committing
-Yellowish skin and eyes (jaundice)
-odd colored stool and dark urine
Part of the body affected:
-The gallbladder is responsible for holding onto bile, then transferring it into the small intestine.
-The gallbladder is the main organ affected by gallstones, having to result in getting it removed.

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-Oral bile salt therapy;
>is offered if the person is in good standing with gallbladder function. Which is medications to dissolve the stones
-Cholecystectomy (Surgery to remove the gallbladder)
>offered because gallstones can frequently occur.

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-It is an eating disorder, describing people with abnormally low body weights and appetites.

Symptoms:
-often behavior change and attitude change
-extreme weight loss
-abnormal blood counts
-fatigue
-insomnia
-discoloration in fingers
-soft baby like hairs all over body
-absence of menstruation
-constipation
-Dry or yellowish skin
-Intolerance to cold
-Irregular heart rhythms
-Low blood pressure
-Dehydration
-Swelling of arms and legs
-Eroded teeth
Part of the body affected/ how it affects digestion
-Anorexia nervosa affects the whole body, it is when a person weighs 15% less than their normal body weight.
- Gastroesophogal re-flux disorder, results in a weakened lower esophageal sphincter
-Sialadenosis, Swollen parotid glands, due to repetitive vomiting.
-Mallory weiss tears, increased esophageal pressure
-Cathartic Colon, The complete shut down of the bowel.
-Rectal prolapse, when rectum protrudes, which is caused by chronic constipation.

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-To treat anorexia is a important job, resulting in constant learning and understanding of the disease. with professional dietitians, and ongoing therapies.
-Constant physicals, to make sure the patient is moving past the disordr

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-Different bowel habits such as diarrhea and constipation
-Rectal bleeding and blood in the stool
-Constant pain in the abdomen, including gas, cramps and general pain
-Colorectal cancer is often formed along the digestive tract, in small develops called polyps.

Parts of the body affected:
-The large intestine is affected largely by colorectal cancer as well as the rectum.

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Local excision:
-Mainly removes polyps and tumors on the lining of the colon or rectum in early stages.
Bowel Resection:
-Removes parts of the small intestine
Colostomy:
-Done to bypass or prevent blockage of the intestine
-This procedure creates an artificial opening from the colon to the outside of the body.
Chemotherapy:
-Used often after surgery, to ensure cancer is gone or reduced
Chemo-radiation:
- Given at the same time as chemotherapy, sometimes making it more effective.

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-Polyps get in the way of digestion, and may cause problems as to how nutrients gets absorbed or digests. Either moving things along too fast or causing blockages.

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-A procedure within the large intestine, used to evaluate gastrointestinal symptoms, like bleeding and irregularities.
-The doctor uses an endoscope, to evaluate the issues within the colon.

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-Small amounts of blood within the stool
-Nausea
-Bowel perforation
-Heavy bleeding
-Surgery to stop the bleeding

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-Before the procedure the patient is required to follow a strict diet so the colon empties.

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IBD can affect digestion in various ways, by speeding up the process of digestion moving nutrients and food along too quickly, leading to little absorption. IBD can also harm a 'plug' up the bowel, making it hard for food to move along the tract.

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-Gallstones can affect digestion in various ways, they are small pieces of cholesterol and calcium hardened together forming a rock like figure. They can be very harmful and dangerous to the person and the digestive systems. The small gallstones, get lodged in the ducts and clog the whole system, and when the system gets overloaded it can cause a massive rupture.