Intestinal and Stomach Inflammations
Inflammation of an area of the intestinal or stomach wall
Gastritis, enteritis, colitis, appendicitis, diverticulitis (or diverticular sigmoiditis or colonic diverticulosis), recto-sigmoiditis, proctitis, ileitis or gingivitis have common causes.
I.M.C.I. (Chronic Inflammatory Bowel Diseases) are chronic, non-contagious diseases.
Dysentery (ulcerative inflammation of the large intestine) is classified as an endemo-epidemic and contagious infectious disease
Common symptoms: lack of appetite, weight loss, abdominal pain or discomfort relieved by defecation, frequent diarrhea, blood or mucus in the stools, feeling of abdominal distension, anemia and fever, feeling of incomplete evacuation.
TFI (Functional Intestinal Disorders) reach 29% of the population of industrialized countries with a clear female predominance.
The Food Intolerance test makes it possible to identify foods that may be the cause of digestive inflammations
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