Diverticular disease: Clinical Nursing Care
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- What is Diverticular disease? Diverticular disease is a condition characterized by the formation of diverticula, which are small pouch-like protrusions that form along the walls of a hollow structure, most commonly, the large intestine.
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I really enjoyed taking notes out of your video this time since this one was clear, straight to the point, and organized than it was before. Thank you for this improvement in your videos! I hope to see more of these too.
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This helped me pass my EMT. 🚑🚑 thank you!
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I’m not in med school or anything. Just know someone who was just diagnosed with it, and I think this is the best snd clearest description I have heard. P.S. Even though you passed your emt last year, belated congratulations!!!
For fluid replacement, would 0.9% NS be administered?
Wow that's very organized, helpful and awesome information, thank you so much and keep going.👏👏
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Thankyou... Very informative👍🏻
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thank you.. nice and informative
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The nuts & seeds throws me off because my Dr said no nuts , seeds or corn. While on a 3 day trip with my son we bought 2 big cans of mixed nuts to snack on between lunch & dinner stops. Once we got settled in Boston about a week or so later I got so sick , stomach ache , nausea , fever off and on. Each time we went out for dinner I wouldn't be able to eat mine , to nauseated. My son put on a few pounds eating my leftovers food lol. I could only get a few bites down. He asked me mom what's wrong with you and I'm like I don't know , just don't feel good. Since I had never been to Boston and my son just moved there he had no regular Dr I could see but I told him if not better by the next week or so maybe we should go to the nearest ER. After 2 weeks of this nightmare off we went. Once the Dr on duty examined me , ran some test , got my medical history and learned about the indian foods (seeds) we had gotten along the way & lots of snacking on nuts during the 3 days of travel I was diagnosed with an infection in my lower intestines. It was so bad he was going to admit me but after finding out I was there visiting and only my son worked very late hours he said well since your new to the area and y'all don't know any1 I won't admit you under strict conditions , take all meds exactly as prescribed , told me what diet to be on , no more nuts or seeds , lots of water , come back asap if I had certain symptoms ( don't remember now that was 15 years ago) and follow up with my Dr when I got home. Of course I agreed so He put me on 3 different antibiotics , not cheap either & insurance wouldn't cover 2 of them plus something for pain & nausea. Thankfully I recovered with no issues & was able to enjoy the rest of my summer as we traveled around on weekends exploring the Boston area , New York , New Hampshire , CT etc etc. I never want to be that sick again so no more nuts or seeds after that nightmare. My Dr at home also said no nuts , seeds and added corn to the list which is one of my favorite vegetables. I do cave and eat corn occasionally but never Nuts or seeds 😂
This condition is caused by gut dysbiosis (bad bacteria overtaking your colon and infecting the diverticula). Get some kefir made preferably from grass fed cows with billions of probiotics, such as Maple Hill kefir (I get mine from Publix). And get a chewable acidophilis probiotic supplement and another one I use is by Mason that includes acidophilus and bifidus with a prebiotic (food for the cultures). Also take 3 or 4 teaspoons of ORGANIC extra virgin olive oil per day (I take morning, noon and night). It destroys h. pylori and other bad bacteria in the gut without destroying the good ones like antibiotics do. This (the olive oil) needs to be done for about 2-4 weeks at least. I'd keep doing the probiotics indefinately. Maybe taper off to just 1 capsule and 1 serving of kefir per day after you are fully healed. Since I started doing the things listed above, my diverticulitus symptoms stopped completely. I got a huge, noticeable improvement after the very first day of drinking the kefir. I drink about 1/4th a cup in the morning and 1/2 cup at night before bed. Try it. It worked wonders for me!! I couldn't even drink water without a flare up before I started this regimen. My flare up went on for 6 weeks with no signs of stopping until I got the kefir, probiotics and organic extra virgin olive oil. After 2 weeks of doing that, I was and am eating whatever I want again. I ate Bojangles fried chicken and biscuits on Saturday and Sunday I had a ribeye, steamed broccoli and steak fries...; )
why is the rectal bleeding painless?
I'm 34 age and male.. 1 year ago went for blood count..doctor says I have 6 white blood count.. only 1 extra more than usual people... only recently 3 months ago I encounter bloody stool (3months 3 times - 1 months once and that's the first time I have piles) which my doctor told me is internal piles) after my last recovered from my bleeding stool a week ago and I felt pain on below my abdomen and no more bleeding from stool just recover and I not sure what is the issue could you roughly advise ?
That was so helpful. Thank you
Hi Rose! Glad it was helpful! 🥰
Thanks alot
Happy to help, Tamana! 🙏🏼
Thank you for the video. However, I don't appreciate you referring to patients as "clients" at 2:22
I believe that “Patient” is the best term for the person receiving health care.
hi! i saw your video about tourette's syndrome. This past week my tics have gotten worse so i went to see a doctor earlier today, to see if i have tourettes. (at the clinic i wasn't ticking much) my doctor told me it was my brain developing and that it'll go away, but i was still concerned because my tics get weirder, for example i hit things and myself, jerk my head, whistle, click, pop, or make high pitched noises. i had twitches since last summer before these happened and i'm 12 years old almost 13 so should i wait longer? thanks 😁
Thanks for sharing this with us. Unfortunately, we don’t provide medical advice through this channel. We’d recommend reaching out to a local health professional for any consultation and diagnosis of your medical condition. 🙏🏻
Very useful
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Amazing
Thanks, Momen! 🥰
My age is 56 with enlarged liver and high enzymes
I have diagnosed with few colonic diverticuli noted without evidence of diverticulitis what medicine I take and is it dangerous or not
Probiotics?
Nuts and seeds are ok, ok but strawberries?? Don't berries aggravate diverticulitis?
Q: Is diverticolosis cuse conistipation
or conistipation are cusing it??
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The consensus is wrong about red meat. It heals. Saturated fat is essential. Whole grain fiber is terrible for the colon. Humans shouldn’t eat it. It made my diverticulosis worse.