The diet for intestinal polyps should be low in saturated fats found in fried foods and industrialized products, and rich in fiber found in natural foods such as vegetables, fruits, leaves and cereals, for example, in addition to including the consumption of at least 2 liters of water per day. This balanced diet aims to […]
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There are home remedies prepared with medicinal plants such as peppermint, mastruz and mugwort, which have antiparasitic properties and are very efficient in eliminating intestinal worms. These can be used every 6 months or in small doses on a regular basis to keep the intestine clean, but they can also be used after confirming the […]
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Intestinal tuberculosis is an infection of the intestine that occurs when bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosiswhich normally affects the lungs, reaches the intestine, resulting in symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever or bloating in the belly. This infection is rare, being more common to occur in people who have very weakened immunity, as in the case […]
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Intestinal worms are parasites that affect the wall of the intestines, such as roundworms, pinworms, tapeworms or amoeba, where they adhere to feed and reproduce, causing symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal pain or itching in the anus, especially at night. These parasites can be helminths or protozoa, normally transmitted through consumption of contaminated water or […]
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Intestinal dysbiosis is an imbalance in the growth of microorganisms that are naturally found in the intestine, which can cause symptoms such as nausea, excess gas, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea or constipation in some cases. Imbalances in the intestinal flora, also called intestinal microbiota, are mainly caused by a diet rich in protein and fat and […]
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Intestinal candidiasis occurs when the immune system is weakened, favoring the exaggerated proliferation of fungi of the kind Candida sp., mainly the species Candida albicansin the intestine, leading to the appearance of small whitish residues in the feces. It is important that intestinal candidiasis is identified and treated quickly to prevent the fungus from reaching the […]
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Intestinal metaplasia is a change in the cells in the lining of the stomach or esophagus that become similar to cells found in the intestine. It is considered a precancerous change, meaning it has the potential to become stomach cancer. Intestinal metaplasia does not cause symptoms, but is often associated with bacterial infection H. pylorito […]
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Some teas that can be used for intestinal colic are lemon balm tea, peppermint tea or fennel tea. These teas contain substances with anti-inflammatory, analgesic, calming and antispasmodic effects, which help to alleviate symptoms such as abdominal discomfort, excess gas, nausea or a feeling of a bloated belly. Intestinal colic can be caused by food […]
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Medicines for intestinal infections must be recommended by the doctor according to the intensity of the symptoms and the infectious agent responsible for the infection, and the use of probiotics may be recommended to balance the intestinal flora, or analgesics to alleviate symptoms. When symptoms are persistent and/or very intense, the doctor may recommend the […]
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