Ulcerative colitis: Fresh approaches to taming inflammation
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- Ulcerative colitis is a common form of inflammatory bowel disease. For many people with the condition, widely prescribed anti-inflammatory or immunosuppressive drugs do not remain effective for long, and up to 15% of patients will need surgery to remove all or part of the colon within 20 years of diagnosis. This animation explores how insights into the immunobiology of ulcerative colitis are helping researchers to develop innovative treatments.
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7th November 2018
So we all have ulcerative colitis here huh? Ulcer gang hit up 👍
Ulcer gang😂😩
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It truly sucks man
shity life quality
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Ulser gang
Ulcerative Colitis struck me when I was 18. I'm 38 now so I've lived more of my life with it than without. I'm very sporty and love to travel so on both fronts it's not ideal.
Surgery was the best "treatment", just a j-pouch now. Never have sick days off of work since surgery and in my old job I was able to travel throughout Europe.
Suprisingly after 10 years I insisted on a Colonoscopy (after needing a gastroscopy for a different reason) and my j-pouch was inflamed with ulcers so I'm currently taking a foam enema. Would never had known.
Stay strong people!
its always some shit with ibd mannnnn, breaks my heart because it just feels like the damn disease should fuck off after a j-pouch
Thanks jus got diagnosed for my son he’s 15
It a very beautiful thing to see myself healthy again after using remedy from Dr Ake on UA-cam, I finally got cured of my
Ulcerative Colitis with his herbs med and I can tell how great my health has turned out so far.
Thank you 🙏 ❤️🫣
@@leeroybrown2461read the book called” Chron’s and Colitis Flare stopper “ by Galina Kotlyar ,
Who has ulcerative colitis and decided to serach it on youtube?
Aggeto me 🤚🏼
Me
Me but search high carb health because they helped me
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I like this 'nature' approach to animate science; it makes the cold nature of published papers and figures more amiable to others oriented with the medical field
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I was diagnosed with colitis 3 years ago but I got cured with the help of ( Dr imenherbal on ) UA-cam but thank God it has never disrupted my life in a big way....
A patient cured is a customer lost unfortunately. Hope everyone can stay strong and get through this as easy as possible.
I'm in the UK, I don't think it's available here either 🤦♀️
Very true since last 4 years I'm suffering and doctor only gives me drotin a, mesocol
@jessica powers what are your ways, please help 🙏
@jessica powers you know it could come back right, it is autoimmune🤣
@jessica powers liar
I've had UC for 12 years, I decided I didn't wanna take medication for the rest of my life, I now self medicate using turmeric and apple cider vinegar 👍
I feel you. I'm currently trying just about everything available. Vitamin D, Zinc, Wheatgrass Juice, ACV, aloe juice- you name it. Best of luck to you. It is a hard battle 😕🖤
@The Magic Crafter it sure is, stress is a huge factor in recurring flares so just try your hardest to stay grounded but life is life and can always throw obstacles at you.
@@southwestslots Thanks for your comment. I'm 53 and was diagnosed in 1992 so it's been a long time and right now I'm in a flare but hopefully coming into the healing phase in which I am now seeing formed poops but had some mucus/blood this a.m. (however not as much as before). This has been going on almost 4 weeks and I have lost weight which is part of a flare as I'm not eating much. Consuming yogurt, broiled chicken, white rice. It's so beautiful outside today and really wanted to go bike riding but of course I never know when I'll have to go. What are you taking to control yours. Thanks for your encouraging post! Sometimes you feel like the only one who has this disease.
@@southwestslots please tell me more!!! I was diagnosed 2 years ago and I refuse to take medication. I know the doctors get commission from medication and its now a business scheme. I have been limiting my diet and eat 1 avocado and 1 banana a day for breakfast to prevent a flare up. I stopped for about 3 months and now I am currently going thought a flareup. It is terrible. No one talks about how painful and excruciating it is.
Do you mix the turmeric and apple cider vinigar and take it like a shot? I would like to try this myself but i would like more info first please
Please explain more on how you use apple cider vinegar and tumeric? I am now looking for natural remedies as this UC symptoms are getting worse and now the pain is on my upper abdomen area, my UC are moderate and I'm worried about severe symptoms.
Have been in remission for about 12 yrs, but last year it came back, i cannot attribute one specific thing.... but i had a stressful episode and was eating outside food very often ....... now feeling ok since taking mesacol and home made food only and trying to stay away from stress
Hope you feel better. I'm in week two of a flare. Taking massive amounts of tumeric, boswellia, l-glutamine and probiotics. I'm 53 and had this disease since I was 22. I brought this on by eating some really toxic foods for people w/UC. I ate pickles, onions and regular bun. Just terrible and I was in remission before. I blame myself. I hope you're feeling better. Also the stress is a huge contributor of the disease. I'm pretty much fasting, (having giner tea, bananas, rice).
@@sallyruss4574 your suggestions are really helpful
@@rohanpatil2104 Hi there. Thank you and now I'm wrapping up week 4 of this flare that is finally calming down. I've only had two soft poops today and it already noon, so for a person w/a UC flare up having only 2 poops by noon is really good. Let me know if I can help answer any questions or concerns. Don't worry, we're all in this together and nothing is too gross for us UC people! God bless and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions!
@@sallyruss4574
Hey
Can you explain what a flare feels like let a lone a 4w flare? Thanks
@@hfactor6429 Good morning. Yes, I can help you understand what a "short/long" flare feels like. I've had UC a long time and I've just come into remission by the grace of God. I believe in Jesus and He heals. Anyway, if I eat something stupid like I did (pickles, anything with wheat, sugary stuff, even watermelon) it will trigger the inflammation in my colon. I didn't realize I couldn't eat watermelon and I love it. Okay most flares take about a week to start coming under control, most often, for me it takes a bit longer like 4-8 weeks. What will happen is I have a high urgency to go the bathroom several times a day. I will THINK I have to pass gas but it's really liquid poop with mucus/blood mixed in. I'm finally able to actually just pass gas. Hey we are all UC sufferers here so nothing in embarassing to chat about. During a flare it's mainly liquid poop and I would get pain on my left side. Once in a flare I can only eat white rice, banana, I drink chamomile tea, apple sauce, eggs made with olive oil and protein shakes (no dairy). I stay away from all dairy (except greek yogurt - some how I'm able to tolerate it), no bakery stuff, no candy, definately NO ice cream (which is my favorite), no sodas (never drink soda, just horrible in every way). I think I really diverted from your question. So sorry I rambled like this. Please let me know your next question(s) and I'll make sure I just get to the point. God Bless you with healing....
I have been sickly since i was 15 with chronic fatigue, hot flushes , eye pains , altered bowel habits, social isolation/depression untill of late a month ago when i turn 33 and had a colonoscopy done to be diagnosed with ulcerative collitis . Im a medical doctors myself and yet i took a alifetime of physician visits to my frustration on none ever getting close to diagnosis of my problem . I almost had a self request to a gastroenterologist and she could agree more. For the first time in 19 years i had a name to my problem. Now im joined the confusion of what works and what doesn't
We need more research into treating the CAUSE not the symptom. WHY do people get UC?
Due to wrong food and lifestyle.
I agree. If scientist don't know they should be required to say.
"We do not know why this inflammation occurs... One of many theories is... "
Additionally H. Pylori has been found in the colon and all throughout the body. So outside of the stomach it is also found in the small and large intestines
Additional causes could be parasitic infections that have burrowed below the main layer of the large or small intestine. Then when a scope is used the parasite would not appear present (unless using contrast media) but still cause problems.
I have actually found a lot of research that shows a lot of autoimmune diseases are caused by subclinical infections or by infected tissue that has poor blood flow and perfusion.
@@ArattaTube No, because small babes also suffer from UC.
@@ArturPelczar I wanted to remind you that small babies doesnt mean they are living in natural environment and consuming natural food. I also believe that if the mother followed a wrong diet and lifestyle that also affects the babies.
@@sburns90 Bacteria and parasites are not the cause of the disease. But they are the result of the disease. You can think of flies and mosquitos coming to garbage dumps. We know that those flies and mosquitos are not the reason for the garbage, but they are just the result of it ...!
Hi, I was diagnosed with severe UC back in 2019 and struggled for years. A few years later I started juicing celery and cucumber every morning to heal my gut, and it’s made a huge difference. Each morning, I juice half a cucumber with 2-3 stalks of celery and drink a glass for breakfast. I’ve also cut down on fried foods and completely stopped drinking carbonated drinks.
I started taking it 4 days ago and I see a noticeable difference already
Taking what
Hi dear UC frienda, I've been diagnosed with ulcerative proctitis few years ago, beside of taking 1 mg of mesalamine up my toosh every morning, I've been taking Iodine drops (NATURAL! Not industrial) with selenium and I've been in remision ever since and my medical exams never been better!! Iodine is a miracle for everyone not just for us who are diagnosed!
Do you have a diet plan or things you don't eat. With taking the medications and drops. 🤔
@@michellewilkinson9958 no I don't cause if you don't have any problems with digesting food you don't have to have any diet plan. I eat everything as I always did since I was a child, but I take supplements all the time especially folic acid which is very important. Everyone is different the key is to figure it out for yourself, in my opinion stress is the main cause of mine cause even not so stressful events are too much for me cause I'm huge overthinker...
As a scientist (not in this field however), this is my general observation in regards to my UC: Chronic Stress is number one and perhaps the only reason I got here. Stress resulted in irregular sleep patterns too. So, lack of regular and enough sleep plus stress means flares up! No stress, no UC. However, when there are flare ups, I do need to get medications to go back to remission. Even if I remove the stress, I cannot go back to normal conditions at all. Anybody with similar situation? I do have a very healthy diet and life style besides.
I agree. Stress causes colitis
I heard cigarettes help with the symptoms
@@bobdarbo7801 you don't solve a problem with creating another problem!
I agree 100%
Yes chronic stress caused me UC along with an infection and anti biotics that triggered it. Did you manage to go off meds after remission?
T series is everywhere
Underrated comment lool
I haven’t seen a doctor in years and can usually stay in remission with diet and supplements, but this recent flare has been so bad and long lasting that i think i need to get on some long term medicines
The best medicine is to eat real food,
Try fasting before you go back to doctor. If you do go back ask him or her about Entyvio
@chrisDAndrealifestyledesign How are you feeling now? I've had this disease since I was 22 and I'm now 53. I brought on a flare that I'm hoping I'm in the recovery stage of. I've been dealing with this almost 3 weeks. Right nowmy poops are becoming formed and yesterday I didn't see blood but multiple trips to the bathroom for my butt to spit out mucus stuff (I know I don't have to be embarassed to tell you this as we all have this disease and know how disgusting it is). Like you I am no longer under the care of a GI as all they wanted to do was give me more drugs to take by mouth or up my butt. I know there are supplements, especially Tumeric that are proven to help heal inflammation and I just read a post about Black Seed Oil, did my research and purchased a bottle that I'll get tomorrow (thank u Amazon). Your post was 2 years ago but how are you? Please write back if you can.
@@sallyruss4574 hello my friend! You texted about black seed oil, how was it? Did you drink it? Is it good for your health?
@@Zhankeshtoo Hello there. I haven't noticed anything with the black seed oil but I will continue taking it. My UC flare is slowly starting to calm down. I'm taking Garden of Life Primal Defense Ultra. I take 5 capsules about every hour and I can tell it's working. In addition I'm taking Vitamin Shoppe Tumeric extra strength 900 mg. I take 3 capsules about every hour and I know that is helping as you can see the color in the stool. Tumeric has been scientifcally proven to help heal UC as most of the tumeric settles in the colon and targets inflammation. I know the amounts I take of each supplemet seems extreme but it is helping me come back into remission. My diet is bland. Once I'm in full remission I will scale back a little on the amount of these supplements I take. Please let me know if I can help with anything else and God bless you with healing.
Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that forms ulcers and causes inflammation in the innermost lining of the large intestine and rectum. In this disease, patient is having loose stools with blood. If left untreated then it can cause life-threatening situations. Other signs and symptoms than it are weight loss, fatigue, general weakness, mucus formation that appears like pus, rectal bleeding, fever, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, bloating, and abdominal cramps.
Can you please share your treatment
Yiunhave written this 5 years ago. Do you any information regarding how to treat it?
IL-22 Treatment & E. Coli Nissle look promising whereas Immunosupressors acting on Neutrophils could have devastating effect on overall Innate Immune System
Certainly sounds like that. Maybe these researchers have ways to work around that, otherwise i would expect some bad side effects
Scope-sensitive, it is, lol. Oh no the whole immune system has to go on vaycay for 22 months...said rather few clinical treatments.
I seem to have missed the research on IL-22 Treatment. Have been tempted to try E Coli Nissle for years.
Why didn't he give the names of any of the new drug therapies?? What use is it if we cannot research them further?
Try Entyvio. That’s what I am on. Also, try to fast as well and eat less sugar and low carbs. I like Entyvio and you will get a flare once or twice a year but I have added intermittent fasting 16:8 and 20:4 this is also taming my gut since I am getting over a flare.
Because they all suck and are stupidly overpriced
The one they don't name the mechanism of is almost certainly tofacitinib. The other one before that is vedolizumab.
NAC plus vitamin D seems to have brought full remission for me. Hopefully it lasts.
Thanks for the tip. I have orederd what you mentioned. I 🙏it helps
hlo vitamin d cures uc problem?
@@englishacademy8213 not working here
did it last
@@xknucklex8339 it seemed to be effective when I was taking vitamin D3 regularly. I got lazy last year and didn't take it and I had 5 bad flare ups. I am now taking it again.
I would only take NAC when I started to feel something going wrong.
The question is, can you "undo" UC naturally? Diet wasn't my issue, stress was. By significantly reducing stress, do we get our lives back?
yes I think
DIET IS EVERYONES ISSUE with uc, eat real food no sugar, no bread, no processed food, keto and carnivore diets if followed correctly will help greatly.
Same here. For me, I was prescribed Entyvio which is an infusion every 8wks. I hate it now because life shouldn’t be like this. Now, I have added intermittent fasting, no added sugar, and low carb. With the stress I pay more attention. My last flare which started in October was stress from a second part time job. Once I quit the job my I was able to focus on taming my gut.
@@zayidm3218 BLACK SEED OIL , A GLASS WATER ON EMPTY STOMACH...GOD IS LOVE...
BLACK SEED OIL , GLASS OF WATER ON EMPTY STOMACH...GOD IS LOVE...
The 1 thing I’m missing is the blood. But, I have everything else.. The abdominal pain, the runs, the movement of whatever’s inside, due to every turn I make, while laying down. You name it.
I'm struggling with moods due to this. I hate it, I can handle the physical but the psychological effects are shite.
I understand as I am in week two of a flare. I had about 10 bathroom trips with small spits of liquid, mucos/poop and I was happy I didn't see blood but of course JUST now I had an episode with blood and I'm starting a new job tomorrow so all I can do is pray. I always keep immodium to slow the flow and lots of l-glutamine, bosewellia, vitmain d, tumeric and multi vitamins. I'm pretty tired right now. My diet is banana, hardboil egg, white rice, chicken broth. Let me know fo you're doing.
@@sallyruss4574 you should be careful with the imodium.. check with your doctor
If your not giving name of drug how can it help us?
its muttaflor probiotic
UPS COURIER DELIVERY SERVICE i took pentasa but then changed to Azacol. I too was hopeless. None of my doctors knew what i had until i found the correct doctor. I was to the point of blood transplant. In 3 weeks i was healed and have been without major symptoms until now that i turn 14 because i need to increase my treatment. I have had it since i was 4. For 10 years
@@Thanos-lx9vi what is blood treatment immunotherapy ?
@Marian Cook help me
The one whose mechanism they don't name is tofacitinib. The other one is vedolizumab.
Overeating is the major issue for gut inflammation, apart from other things. 🍴 🎂
*One can treat symptoms for ever,* OR stop overeating by having a smaller plate in the house. Also, the knowledge about the personal food allergies is powerful for personal health !
I used to have lack of eating and it did not help me to prevent UC.)
I am using annayurvedic syrup kutaja bilwa ...along with a good diet it fixed my problem ...but then suddenly ..today it came back again ....I have started doing those same things again ..
i hope i get into remission soon again.
How can one test their food allergies?
I don't have uc but my only brother does and the past year has been hell, ever since he's been diagnosed
Thanks...excellent explanation..I am from Delhi. My uncle had ulcerative colitis since 2018. I have shown many doctors but there is no relief. Someone told me about Dr Vikram Chauhan, he is specialised in treating UC, we visited his clinic and he prescribed him uc care pack and told him to follow proper diet chart. Finally he is fine after 5 months
@Bidisha Ghosh Please find planet ayurveda contact details through google for the consultation
@Cute Puppy stay away from dairy product, red meat. Only plant based food, kefir, gluten-free food. Fish, egg and seafood maybe ok. Don't have to follow this because everybody has different reaction so just patient with yourself and you can add up or put them out off your diet plan. Mashmallow roots or Slippery elm, licorice DGL, chamomile tea may help
@cutepuppy8346 Are you doing better? I am 53 and had this disease since 1992. Tell me how you are...
I like the people's face drawings with a coin slot for a face,,LOL
But I Also Love How I See the Immune Cells Blobbing Like That
What's the name of the medication that was approved for ulcerative colitis that you mentioned induced remission in over 40% of patients.
You should have put the name of the medicine.
Probably tofacitinib. The other new one is vedolizumab.
Most likely jak inhibitor
The development of treatments is all good and grand, but insurance companies will be a barrier to access.
Consuming Boiled hand full of fenugreek leaves worked like miracle for me.
did you eat the leaves or the tea from it or both?
Doesseaweed help?
Ulcerative colitis is no joke 😣. One week I was fine then I had gotten sick , went to see a doctor who prescribed me antibiotics which made the UC meds ineffective . So now I’m in a flair up
Any up dates?
There are lot of ayurvedic classical drug formulation for this condition;e.g. Bilbaadi choorna,kutaz ghan vati,panchamrit parpati etc
Bro malayali aano
@@rahulbindhu no brother
Did you manage to cure the condition with ayurveda?
Chaga mushroom is also very helpful in inducing remission and maintaining remission for anyone with UC. Give it a shot it worked for me!
The biggest flaw in this therapy is that they’re treating symptoms with medication. Why don’t they actually figure out why it’s happening but if they do that then they’ll find a cure which means if they find a cure then the $12 billion biologic industry disappears, you’re not a patient you are a customer and sick customers are good business.
I've had UC since 2009. Had periods of flare up's and remissions. The 1st flare up and start of the condition put me into a hospital for 3 weeks and close to having surgery. In the end the condition cost me my Army career in 2017 when I had mild but persistent flare ups lasting for over a year. The last flare up was from August 2020 to November 2021! Still no cure in site but I seem to have it under control for now. I have stopped the medication and instead been taking multi vitamin and vitamin D pills and drinking green tea (Matcha). I don't know if these are the things that are helping me, but if anyone else wants to try the vitamin pills and green tea let me know if it worked for you too.
How are you doing now ?
@@robertpalmer9317 Still doing well, maybe the vitamins and tea are helping, but I don't know if it is that or other things.
@@stuartclarke3171 Please don't think this is me trying to advertise or push anything as I'm deffinaatly not associated with anyone but I followed high carb health's advice ( didn't pay for the course ) but I watched the videos and basically did what they suggested. 3 years symptom free, no meds, eat what I want although I am vegetarian now. Took me about a year to heal completely. If anyone wants to know my approach I'd be happy to give my free opinion. Hope this helps someone
@@robertpalmer9317hi pls guide me,just been diagnosed
Ripen bananas blueberries dates mangos
Cooked broccoli carrots zucchini squash sweet potatoes
Probiotics
All helps
2mo into my first real flate in 3yrs. The others lasted a couple weeks. I use to get flare ups that lasted like this one. At this point I'm exhausted.
In Ayurveda Ulcerative colitis is correlated to “Grahni roga” in which mainly pitta dosha is imbalanced along with the kapha dosha. The Rakta & Mamsa Dhatu are affected in the body with this disease. These all are due to including excessive Pitta vardhak ahar in your diet. For a proper treatment of ulcerative colitis Ayurveda contain various herbs that act on the root cause & vanish it from there
Hello please with your chat ?
please help me doctor
Is headache also a symptom ?
I get bad headaches that can last for days. The only thing that helped was iron infusion injection. Cost me $182, I can't afford to keep doing.
suffering with uc flare up right now for the first time in a year and i'd rather kill myself then deal with this another day.
What are your symptoms
@@aveekroyy I actually just got discharged from the hospital I had to go by ambulance because I passed out. I had really bad bleeding and wasn't able to eat at all without getting sick and my hemoglobin was at 7 and almost had to get blood. I'm better now thankfully but I have to schedule a doctor visit to see what's going on. Hopefully anyone else dealing with this is okay and getting the treatment they deserve because it sucks :(
@@Davidxll take care brother 🙏
@@aveekroyy Thank you
I started Entyvio infusions over a year ago and I have been in remission since then. Maybe that’s something you should look into.
Wonderful video! Subscribed!
Smoothies help cooked vegetables help but unfortunately when you eat outside of this symptoms will come back
I went vegan. Went from 20bm a day to no symptoms at all in about 6 months. Not as simple as just going vegan but I haven't had a flare in 3 years, no meds. It can be done but you have to have the will power to change your life.
@@robertpalmer9317 it's a challenge and in my experience when I have ate outside of fruits and vegetables symptoms always come back
Also it's only certain fruit I can eat it's not like I can eat every fruit there is or vegetable
Now that shit is hard now of done it time and time again where I'm good for 8 months out the year then I slip and start eating burgers n shit and things go down hill from there
But keep it up I'm looking for other meds to help open up my diet. Meds like balsalazide and maybe even Entyvio
@@anthonyc2430 I can eat what I want without any issues at all ( cakes biscuits chocolate ECT ), I know alot of research is going into gut microbiology, It could be that it takes along time to get your gut under control away from leaky gut syndrome and to put good bacteria back into your gut. I think that's why people who have fecal transfer have alot of success.
I think the saying is " don't eat anything your great great grandmother wouldn't recognize ) there's so much bad stuff put in food , some people have a heart attack, some people get ulcerative colitis. Our bodies just don't know what to do with a Big Mac
I pretty much followed the ( high carb health ) protocol ( not connected with them ) and I didn't pay for their course but they have alot of good info on their channel which all makes Total sense .
The only think I added to their. Protocol was fasting, I found resting my gut for long periods of time allowed it to heal quicker.
Hope this is helpful to someone
@@robertpalmer9317 yes I do intermittent fasting and have been doing this for 4 years
Well that's great Rob keep crushing it
Very nice video my brother was suffering with ulcer colitis. He visited many hospitals but didn’t get good results then he came to know about IAFA For Allergy and with the proper guidance of doctors he is well now.
Can you share the definition IAFA my daughter is suffering from ulcer from last 4 years
Nothing works
Thanks for the animation Iris Abols
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Sad But no mention of helminthic which is where all those patients who fail on the others end up. Even lots of FMT people too... But there are some great synergies to helminthic and FMT.... Its idiotic the lack of awareness about helminthic that has over 75% remission rates.
The only reason this video was made was so that planet whatever gets free advertising in the comments. Smart, but annoying
There is a connection with certain things most people are forced to get as a minor, there is a connection with these certain things triggering autoimmune diseases. But we don't know for sure because they refuse to study it. As studying these certain things stopped in the 80s because the companies that make these certain things were absolved of all current and future liability due to these certain things.
@sail353 I was born in 1969 and both my parents smoked. I grew up in a smoke filled house and my Mom smoked the entire pregnancy and I was not breast fed. I wonder if being exposed to all the nicotine/pollutants as a baby in womb did something to my system??
...., I had H Pylori......I was on three different antibiotics and a few weeks later I ended up in the emergency room due to inflammation of the colon : Colitis. They gave me more antibiotics and I still have this minor pain on my side that comes and goes throughout the day. 😞
it easy to get rid of H Pylori. you need olive oil the best oil must be used extra olive oil takes 2 or 3 wks to kill, drugs will not kill H Pylori.its all on you tube
@@marechell66 thank you 🙏
@Ebenezer thank you 🙏
@Marian Cook 🙏 thank you
@bella I also had H Pylori and they have me antibiotics. 1 week later I had bloody stool and later I was diagnosed with UC colitis. After 1.5 years I am still in active flare up. Have tried remicade Entyvio etc but no luck. Are you feeling fine now or still have problem?
Hey is pooping out mucus only with no stool a sign of this disease
garett schwindling yes
That’s how it started in my case
Yes
I've been on asacol for 10 years now and it's not holding up anymore I mean in the first few years it was great like I could eat anything drink alcohol but after 5-6 years I noticed symptoms really heavily, tried other drugs and they were to harsh so the few years I've still been on asacol a anti inflammatory drug and been eating only fruit and vegetables and been better but of course this diet is hard so I have tripped quite a bit so I'm looking into other meds Like Zeposia a phosphate receptor modulator that just got approved for UC and I'm also looking into Entyvio a monoclonal antibody that targets the integrin hopefully this is just as safe as asacol and will allow me to open my diet up
I would try to get on infliximab+azathioprine. That is the gold standard of ulcerative colitis treatment once it is resistant to 5-ASA drugs.
@@gregorymalchuk272 no I'm not doing systemic immune suppressing drugs anymore
I've tried 2 simponi and Humira
Simponi worked right away but later like 6 months symptoms came back
Humira was awful
I'm balsalazide which I read is better than mesalamine even though balsalazide is the same thing
And maybe Entivyo which is vedolizumab
@@anthonyc2430 What did the Humira do?
@@gregorymalchuk272 while on it... it never treated my UC also while being on it I got a sunburn on my neck that would not heal until I got off
Use ayurvedia medicine and cure 💯
What specific probiotic products have E Coli Nissle in them?
Mutaflor
U should make more videos
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oh my god my brother just got diagnosed with this.
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Marian Cook the only thing that can really let him feel normal right now is soboxin. if hes not on it hes in severe pain. his colon has many little ulcers in it and he has a large one near his illeocecal valve. hes been feeling a bit better lately
Tell him to go on the carnivore diet, it has helped me greatly,
My brother was also diagnosed a 10 months ago, it's heartbreaking
@@edwardkennedy9919 a lot of his ulcers have healed he is doing much better!
It is 2022 now, did these drugs become available and what are they called?
The integrin inhibitor is entivyo aka vedolizumab
My sister is 24 years old she is suffering from this disease
Same problem sir
Anyone that has tried the Indigo Naturalis product? Did it help and how do i get it in South Africa?
What is the first IL-22 drug called?
I was suffering from ulcerative colitis, this disease is really terrible, and it sucks, I got my relief from Dr folonsho, his herbal treatment healed me, you can also order it, if you are suffering from this terrible disease, you can reach him through his email to order it drfolonsho@gmail.com
Spencer Court
Just got diagnosed with “severe Pancolitis”. Y’all can be honest. Am I Cooked?
Ostomy creates full remission for UC.
And a bag full of shit you carry around
Has anybody been able to drink non alcoholic beer with ulcerative colitis? I'm thinking about trying it.
Probiotics?
@jessica powers liar!
I have Uc I have stopped drinking Milk and taken gluten out of my diet, I am also unable to digest fruit and teas with all of that gone and no orange juice and soups and certain vegetables I am now better. And try Psylium husk. Where Can I please get nutritents from I cant rven digest some pro biotics without having diarrhea?
Thank you.
Do you have undigested food in stools
Anyone tried Qing Dai/Indigo naturalis?
Yes, it worked for me for 2 years... currently in a flare up and still taking it however
I'm thinking to consume immunosupressant to "tamming" my immune while on medication. Any suggestion about this?
Yes, go to a doctor.
Anyone know where to buy e coli nissle.. I've been looking on Amazon but there doesn't seem to be any thing specific for this probiotic..
Same here, looks German.
Kutajghanvati from Planet Ayurveda is very helpful for ulcerative collitis
Eating massive amounts of bland chicken helps me immensely , zero spices
I’m here after Japan PM Shinzo Abe resignation😑
@Marian Cook wrong email id
Heeelllpppppp. Can anyone tell me what on earth to do about having UC? Arthritus, extreme fatigue, anxiety depression. Sick every day. Urgency seconds upon waking. Basicaly no control over it. And no idea NONE on what to eat or not eat... everyone says different things. So goddam cofused. Is ANYONE else like this or similar? Can anyone help me😢❤i hope we all get better. They need to figure this sh out so we can have some HOPE. "Sorry dont know where or how u got it. Dont know how to fix it. No cure and every one is different. Buuuut your basically screwed for life. Now go re join society. And enjoy with mental decline' 🎉 I HATE THIS😢 does anyone know who to talk to? any online doctors or gastroenterologist? That know what they are talking about? HELLLPPP ❤
I have AC. I have the same issues that you have, I feel I’m screwed for my entire life. Nobody can help me cure this disease and I have problems in my family. I feel like I’m rejected by the world. For my symptoms I wake up at night, I bleed every day, extreme fatigue, anxiety and stress. I support you my friend I know how it is difficult to go forward with this. I am optimistic I feel that this is just a bad episode. Keep it up !
hello i am in the same situation
i cant leave the house....there is no treatment for this bullshit disease......i cant eat anything.......my mind is completely damaged because of this shitty disease ......i dont what other UC patients are doing right now....how r they surviving.......its impossible to live with this disease .....because there is no any control over this ugly disease.....
@@sergentsdv1595 Buy curcumin and resveratrol, take them both daily at around 3 to 4 grams.
I feel your comment strongly, 😢 I have been bleeding none stop most of the day for over a year. Just got diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and diverticulitis. I also have heart problems and knee foot pain.
I wish for my old life back. I'm so depressed and fatigued . No matter what I eat, I just keep having flear ups. I'm struggling to cope with knowing there is no curer.
I missed going fishing, had to sell the boat.
I can't go on long travels to family events.
Im 42 year old and I now wear a diaper to bed because my bleeding just happens unexpectedly at any time.
I've had so many bleeding accidents that diapers are going to become full time.
I hate this just a much as you, it's nice to know that I'm not alone.
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Hi
Sir
How to restore gut microbiome without medicine what vegetable / fruits / whole grain balance the gut
Microbiome sir as when gut microbiome balance the inflamtion in chron and ulcerative colitis at bay
Sir am I Right sir!!!!! Johan
UC ke liye mere papa ka ilaaj humne Planet Ayurveda se krwaya or 2 saal mein hi vo puri tarah se thik hai
Torrance Union
That's a very informative video, thank you. Planet Ayurveda's ulcerative colitis care pack and diet chart are very useful in the management of ulcerative colitis.
For Ulcerative colitis, Planet Ayurveda treatment reviews are 100% satisfactory.
I wish you all the best, stay strong, live your life to the fullest possible. Blessings to you from Planet Ayurveda
use slippery elm to heal the living of the gut. Also, get the book "Cleanse to Heal" to find out the real cause of Ulcerative Colitis. Thank me later. Peace be with you.
TEA LAY
30 grams of fiber daily stops mine.
Who has got this new disease after getting cured of hives?
The carnivore diet has put my uc into remission and i am off all medications,
Keto
What a waste of time.
Every chronic disease decreases your life span and uc is one of them. Stress, triggers, certain foods can make the symptoms worse. Life becomes hell if u r a boy or man😂😂 stop worrying about getting a job coz people know your triggers really well than u do😂😂 or i should say market knows these triggers really well.🤣🤣 is my english ok?? i am learning.
Go plant based!
Complete bullshit.
i agree !
Psyllium husk and boswellia can go a long way. In most cases medications just destroy you further.
Try the carnivore diet.
Thanks for this video! If you liked this video, you may also be interested in knowing the indicators of a healthy gut! They include: colon transit time of 12-24 hours, type 4 stool on the Bristol stool chart, not having diarrhea or constipation, having 1-3 bowel movements per day, and light-dark brown colored stools!
Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease that forms ulcers and causes inflammation in the innermost lining of the large
intestine and rectum. In this disease, patient is having loose stools with blood. If left untreated then it can cause life-threatening situations. Other signs and symptoms than it are weight loss, fatigue, general weakness, mucus formation that appears like pus, rectal bleeding, fever, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, bloating, and abdominal cramps.