Home > Medical > Digestive health > Digestive health Digestive health All sections in Digestive Health » About Gastro » Anal & Rectal Disorders » Digestive Disorders » Common Symptoms » Dehydration » Digestive Health » Gastro & Food Illness » IBS » News » Tests & Procedures Parasites - from Natural Standard A parasite is an organism that lives off of or inside of another organism, called a host, during all or part of its life. How your digestive system works From first taste to toilet, here's how your food is processed. Diverticulitis: can diet help? Diverticulitis is a painful digestive disease that occurs when small pouches in the lining of the intestine become inflamed. Can your diet make a difference? DietDoc comments. Test Calcium calculator » Test Is my heartburn serious? » Follow Health24 on Pinterest » Ask CyberDoc » The Stool Tool Worms in Humans Slideshow IBS - spastic colon Read about the causes of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), treatment and diet for those living with the symptoms of spastic colon such as pain, bloating, and diarrhoea. Are you really constipated? Many people think that if they do not have two or more bowel movements every single day of their lives they are constipated. This is patently not true, writes DietDoc. Who is at risk of dehydration? Young children and older people are at greater risk of dehydration, as loss of electrolytes occurs more rapidly in these two groups of people. What your poo tells you A daily peek in the toilet bowl is probably not anyone's favourite thing. But it's amazing what you can find out. Talk about embarrasing digestive problems Digestive problems don’t exactly make for great conversation, right? In fact, most people with troubling digestive symptoms don’t even want to talk about them with their doctor Causes, symptoms and treatment of peptic ulcers Anyone who has ever had an ulcer will know that it is an experience not to be repeated. Not only are ulcers extremely painful, but they also carry serious health risks. Always bloated? Watch what you eat Do you suffer from flatulence and constant bloating? Maybe it's time to take a closer look at what you eat - your diet may be to blame, DietDoc says. load more articles advertisement From our sponsors There are more than 200 different viruses which can cause a cold A clinically proven skin care range is now available Medihelp’s regional information sessions Superior comfort and support
Parasites - from Natural Standard A parasite is an organism that lives off of or inside of another organism, called a host, during all or part of its life.
Diverticulitis: can diet help? Diverticulitis is a painful digestive disease that occurs when small pouches in the lining of the intestine become inflamed. Can your diet make a difference? DietDoc comments.
IBS - spastic colon Read about the causes of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), treatment and diet for those living with the symptoms of spastic colon such as pain, bloating, and diarrhoea.
Are you really constipated? Many people think that if they do not have two or more bowel movements every single day of their lives they are constipated. This is patently not true, writes DietDoc.
Who is at risk of dehydration? Young children and older people are at greater risk of dehydration, as loss of electrolytes occurs more rapidly in these two groups of people.
What your poo tells you A daily peek in the toilet bowl is probably not anyone's favourite thing. But it's amazing what you can find out.
Talk about embarrasing digestive problems Digestive problems don’t exactly make for great conversation, right? In fact, most people with troubling digestive symptoms don’t even want to talk about them with their doctor
Causes, symptoms and treatment of peptic ulcers Anyone who has ever had an ulcer will know that it is an experience not to be repeated. Not only are ulcers extremely painful, but they also carry serious health risks.
Always bloated? Watch what you eat Do you suffer from flatulence and constant bloating? Maybe it's time to take a closer look at what you eat - your diet may be to blame, DietDoc says.