This is ct scane report can any one out thee read this an tell me what disease it can be .I feel abdomnal pain twice a month before it was once a month it is running since two years and little more .there is contipition problem also when abdomnal and stomach is hurting vomiting also .I feel healing alway with zantac and pain killer I have also seen light red blood in my poo 5 times in these two years.One dr is saying it is Cronh's disease.other is saying it is ilieocaecal Koch's.
if any one can hlp me or any further test re
C.T of THe pelvit.
There is circumferentail thikning involving the walls of terminal ileum.There is also thikning of walls of caecum>the wall thikning measures 1.0 cms.There are slightinfiltration of adjacent fat.
Smal subcentimeter nods are seen in mesentery.
the bladder shows normal appearence without evidence of any mass.
Perivesical fat plans are intact.
The ischoi-rectal fossa appeasr normal on both sides.
The vascular and bony structurs are normal. HI PoulGoat
It all starts with the basics when dealing with any health issues. Intake of water, nutrition, stress, exercise, and cleansing out excess waste and toxic chemicals in the blood stream. You need to educate yourself on these topics, so you can take control your health.
All drugs do is surpress the issue or push the symptom to another part of the body. THe body gives you signals (in this case constipation and pain) to let you know the internal balance isnt correct. Side effects of drugs are not really a serious concern from my point, but even worse is it surpresses the issue deeper down in the body. This is how disease's occur, by surpressing the issue (s).
Look closely at the suggestions I make below (look at #4 especially), regardless of the health issue. If you do these steps below, you'll give the body time to heal the issue without having to digest meat. dairy, manmade chemicals, preservatives, etc.
Here is a list of important health topics people dont realize or take for granted and thus causes issues. No matter what age you need to have a focus on positivity for a healthy body. Consciously and unconsciously.
1. stress = most of it is self induced. Even thinking and actually talking about negative means you attact more negative energy. Visualize and "Feel" a healthy beautiful body (end result) and you'll have it before you know it.
Once the body breaks down from stress then its much easier to get sick or unhealthy for that matter.
Obviously exercise helps manages stress tremendously!
Remember what you focus on (negative or positive) is what you will attract in your life. This universal law is called "The Law of Attraction".
2. Lack of water. Drink a gallon (I do) of distilled water daily to hydrate the body and flush out the excess waste and toxins out of the blood.
3. Nutrition = this helps heal the body and will gives it energy to work on the internal issues. Mainly raw Organic fruit and vegetables. If you only ate organic raw F & V for 7-10 days and drank distilled water you would see a change in energy and be on your way to better health. Letting the body rest from digesting meats, dairy, and processed foods would do wonders for you. FInd a great supplement (superfood) to add to your daily diet. Nutrition is the key to healing any issue.
4. clogged colon = Not eliminating the processed food and chemicals we eat every day will give anyone an illness and/or disease. If doctors we're actually taught this, our society would be much improved. DO a colon cleanse to clear out excess waste and toxins in the blood. This will help heal any illness or disease. ALl the vaccines, anti-biotics, man-made chemicals in food (especially fast food), and air quality can give us all kinds of issues, if the immune system isnt strong enough.
Start with the basics and healing will begin rapidly.
Best of health to you Other than the slight thickening in portions of your small intestine, everything else seems to be normal, from what I can make out. Of course, I am not a radiologist, and it seems your doctor could have explained things to you better in layman's terms. I would suggest seeing a gastroenterologist, a specialist for digestive disorders, if you haven't already done so. Or ask your GP to refer you to one. But just from the report, there are few, if any, severe abnormalities that I can detect. |
