#Ulcerative colitis Disease Treatment

[gastroenterologistinpunesblog]

https://www.drkalegastroclinic.com/crohns-disease-vs-ulcerative-colitis-whats-the-difference/

In this blog Dr. Vikrant Kale & his team delve into the complications of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, shedding light on their dissimilarities to provide a comprehensive understanding of these conditions.

[gastroenterologists]

Are you struggling with the challenges of ulcerative colitis? At Gastroenterology Associates of Tidewater (GATGI), our team of board-certified gastroenterologists is dedicated to providing personalized care for those battling UC. We understand that managing this condition goes beyond symptoms, offering tailored treatment plans and compassionate support. Don't let UC dictate your life—take charge of your health today! Schedule your appointment with GATGI in Virginia Beach or Chesapeake and start your journey toward better well-being.

[drsamratjankar12]

Living with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) like Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis can be difficult. Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are chronic inflammatory conditions that affect the gastrointestinal tract. While medical management is the first line of treatment, some patients may need surgical intervention to manage severe symptoms, complications, or medication resistance.

[drjigarpatel]

IBD Treatment in Ahmedabad- Dr. Jigar Patel

Dr. Jigar Patel provides specialized treatment for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in Ahmedabad, offering expert care to manage and improve digestive health.

[dynamichealthinsights]

Charting Your Course: A Deep Dive into Personalized Treatment Plans for IBD

Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) can feel like navigating a stormy sea without a map. The unpredictable flares, the persistent discomfort, the emotional toll – it’s a journey that demands resilience and a tailored approach. In this in-depth guide, we’ll embark on an exploration of IBD, unravel the complexities of personalized treatment plans, and equip you with the knowledge and tools…

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Balaji Hospital | Contact Us for Expert Healthcare Services

Balaji Hospital's Contact Us connects patients & visitors with their dedicated healthcare team, offering phone numbers & email addresses focusing on satisfaction

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Crohn’s Disease Treatment Mumbai | Dr. Chintamani

Discover Expert Crohn's Disease Treatment in Mumbai with Dr. Chintamani Godbole

Are you seeking specialized care for Crohn's Disease in Mumbai? Look no further than Dr. Chintamani Godbole, a distinguished gastroenterologist committed to providing comprehensive and personalized treatment for Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.

Understanding Crohn's Disease: Crohn's Disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel condition that can affect any part of the digestive tract. With its unpredictable nature, seeking expert medical attention is crucial for effective management.

Expertise in Gastrointestinal Disorders: Dr. Chintamani Godbole is renowned for his expertise in treating gastrointestinal disorders, including Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. His approach involves a thorough understanding of each patient's unique condition, allowing for personalized treatment plans.

Patient-Centric Care: What sets Dr. Godbole apart is his patient-centric approach. He believes in involving patients in their treatment journey, fostering open communication, and addressing concerns. This approach contributes to better treatment adherence and improved overall well-being.

Take the first step towards effective and personalized care for Crohn's Disease Treatment Mumbai with Dr. Chintamani Godbole, a leading gastroenterologist dedicated to your digestive health or you can contact us on 8451865944.

[neamamhmd9]

Save My Family From the war nightmare in Gaza

Hello My name is Neama, I'm 24 years old and I'm trying to save my family from the war. I used to work for the medical staff and help treat patients and children through my profession as a medical analysis specialist. We are the ones who separate doubt and certainty, but the occupation came and we were displaced. Because of this harsh war, I couldn't continue my profession of helping and saving children, and this saddens me.

My father, Mohammed, is 69 years old, and my mother, Amal, is 60 years old. We are a family of 7 (Ahmed, 32 years old, Alaa, 36 years old, Mariam, 27 years old, Ne’ma, 24 years old, Mahmoud, 22 years old) and the family of my widowed sister, 38 years old, who has four orphaned children (Tulin, 10 years old, Obaida, 9 years old, Laith, 6 years old, Ghaith, 5 years old). We lived a life full of happiness. We had dreams that were shattered by the barbaric Israeli attack that does not differentiate between young and old. After our house was completely destroyed, we were displaced to the southern Gaza Strip in search of a safe life, but this enemy does not differentiate at all and targets us in the shelter tents and their harsh conditions of extreme heat, lack of privacy, abundance of insects, and scarcity of water and food. We are now suffering from famine because of this war.

My father, Mohammed, suffers from a chronic disease (chronic pulmonary obstruction and difficulty breathing), and his condition has deteriorated, making him depend on oxygen tubes. One of my sisters has special needs (quadriplegia), while my other sister is a widow with four orphaned children and suffers from a chronic illness (ulcerative colitis)

You can contribute in any way you see fit to move my family out of Gaza to get the necessary medical treatment and live in a safe environment, every effort creates a useful impact and contributes to making a real difference. Through financial donations, you can contribute any amount you see fit, whether small or large, via the link or share it with your friends and anyone who can help us

Thank you very much for your humanity and standing with us. We hope that the war will end and peace will prevail in the world. Thank you all in advance for your support. May God protect and bless us all

https://gofund.me/5c9c46ba

[gastroenterologistinpunesblog]

Best Gastroenterologist in Pune - Dr. Vikrant Kale

If you are looking for the best gastroenterologist in Pune? Dr. Vikrant Kale is a practicing consultant Gastroenterologist, Hepatologist, and Interventional Endoscopist with experience of more than 17 years. At present, he is the Director & Head of the Department of Medical Gastroenterology at the Kaizen Gastro Care Clinic, PCMC, Pune. He has expertise in managing various GI disorders (which include intestine, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas) at a very advanced level.

[kaizengastrocare]

At Kaizen Gastro Care, we provide advanced, comprehensive ulcerative colitis treatment in Pune, Maharashtra, to help you achieve optimal digestive health.

[fascistsarefreefood]

So when I wanted birth control pills I went to my local pharmacy and asked for them, I'm very lucky I have this option to autonomy over my body however it's important to note that birth control pills can have a lot of side effects that aren't properly investigated because of how underfunded reproductive health research is. Side effects of the contraceptive pill include (according to the patient information leaflet):

Serious: blood clots (in leg or foot ie DVT, in a lung ie PE, heart attack, stroke, mini stroke, clots in eye liver stomach or intestine, allergic reaction, breast cancer, cervical cancer, severe liver problems

Less serious: feeling sick, stomach ache, putting on weight, headaches, depressive mood or mood swings, sore breasts, being sick, fluid retention, migraine, loss of interest in sex, breast enlargement, skin rash, poor tolerance of contact lenses, weight loss, increase interest in sex, vaginal or breast discharge, bleeding and spotting between periods, chloasma, occurrence or deterioration of movement disorder chorea, crones disease or ulcerative colitis

In the UK if you want birth control you can go directly to some pharmacies and get it or you go to one GP appointment and get it even if you are under 16

Alternatively you might want an iud. iud insertions are painful women are told to just take an ibuprofen (which some research shows is less effective in women but again that hasn't been fully investigated) during insertion women have reported crying and passing out due to pain levels but it is still not advised that GPS use local anaesthetic during insertion. And again since there is no age restriction for contraception in the UK people under 16 also have to go through this. But that's considered totally acceptable.

What isn't acceptable according to the labour party, are puberty blockers which were obtained by first having a referral to a GP followed by appointments with a multidisciplinary team including a clinical psychologist, child psychotherapist, child and adolescent psychiatrist, family therapist and social worker over three to six months where their then mainly offered psychological treatment finally if your very lucky and also haven't already finished puberty by the time you get to this stage (because NHS waitlist are crazy) you might be sent to a hormone specialist where you might have been given puberty blockers which yes are indeed reversible (the onse that cause irreversible change are oestrogen and testosterone) you can read more about this topic here but this is no longer a possibility because puberty blockers are now considered too dangerous and why is this? What side effects could be worse than the ones caused by contraception that is also available to understand sixteens well apparently puberty blockers are oh so dangerous because they affect bone density. So AFAB people both adults and minors have to suffer from lots of side effects from birth control and no one ever once thought to try create a better version of the pill or they suffer large amounts of pain during iud insertion where again hardly anyone will get anaesthetic however puberty blockers are these terrible things because they may cause bone density issues if that were the case for contraceptives we'd be told to take some calcium and stop whining. Both contraceptives and puberty blockers perform essential functions that save lives and both deserve to be made as safe as possible but this is not about safety this is about hoping trans people will just disappear.

[postoctobrist]

Cigarette that's good for you: I have the only disease for which smoking is an effective treatment, Ulcerative Colitis. Smoking has been demonstrated to significantly improve symptoms. (I still don't smoke, because it's a risky method, and modern science has devised less dangerous treatments)

I used to suffer from another disease for which smoking was an effective treatment, wanting a cigarette disorder

[thatchronicfeeling]

Would you like to join me in signing this open letter to Wes Streeting (UK Health Minister) to campaign for better treatment for people with Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis? Health is a devolved issue in the UK, but positive changes in NHS England influence the NHS in devolved nations. So if you're in Scotland, Wales or NI, it's still worth signing! https://action.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/letter-to-the-health-secretary?utm_source=CCUK+website&utm_medium=homepage&utm_campaign=open+letter

(posting this in August of 2024)