Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Crohns and Ulcerative Colitits

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[danichan]

I have crohns disease in my small intestine, after many exams for a little over a year my doctor had finally found what was wrong with me ... I'm in pain every morning and I can barely eat anything, I cry every night bc I truely feel like im going to die soon.. but I try my best to be happy :) to everyone out there who feels the same, I hope you find happiness too and stay healthy <3

[astrosandorbits]

Ah just gotta love having crohns disease. Since I was diagnosed at 18 years old my life changed forever. I almost never feel normal. Never take your normal guts for granted, guys. The gut to mind relationship is so real, and I can not express this enough.

[neorabado]

I don’t know who needs to hear this.. if you’re in med school or a current doctor OR even have aspirations to become a doctor or nurse, thank you and please keep going. The world needs people like you who is willing to put in the work not for the money, but for the constant studying and staying up all night so you can help people with problems like this. Thank you.

[Deetrim]

I’m an RT in a colorectal hospital, I like to watch these to keep myself educated and refresh on info thank you 🙏🏼

[jesusfranco]

Sir, I am an Internist and I've never had such a clear visual representation in my head as what you illustrated. Are you a pathologist? Great Job!

[TheChrislewis]

I hate colitis. It's like feeling like you're constantly constipated all the time even though you're not, and it can flare up so bad. I remember the day I found out i had it. I had to leave work. Then had my dad drive me to the E.R. as i lay down in the backseat of the car. I've never experienced pain so bad in my life!

[Dr_Kiki]

dude Im gonna give u a shout out when i graduate from med school, ure such a life saver :-)

[LivingMyBestLynnzy]

I have Crohns disease, and have since I was 9. I have found your account since I am taking microbiology currently, and your video on bacteria was very helpful. I understand Crohns and Colitis, but I am honestly tempted to make business cards with this URL on it when people ask me what Crohns is in a rush or if they're tacky about it. I had surgery in 2009 where a foot of my ileum was taken out along with my appendix (I had appendicitis as a result of the flareup and my ilium had "wrapped" around my appendix when the ilium tissue swelled up), and in January of 2015 I had another 6 inches taken out of my ileum from scar tissue creating a stricture along with 4 inches of my duodenum. Before my surgeries there was not any "physical" proof of my illness and it was incredibly frustrating to explain growing up in school that yes I just went to the bathroom 10 minutes ago but now I have to go again, and I have been told on multiple occasions that I was "faking" the pain until I had physical proof such as after my first colonoscopy/ endoscopy and there were almost 30 ulcers from my mouth to my anus. Any who that is a long story, but I so greatly appreciate your channel and this video I hope you're fine with me referring people to. :)

[jjames_]

All I want are ways to reduce inflammation. I feel like I am dying over here.

[Windkisssed]

Phenomenal presentation...A gift to ANY student in and OUT of school!!!

[memomorph]

I never knew about these conditions. Here’s to finding a cure for folks suffering from these less-visible chronic diseases!

[kpzcbttp]

Great video thank you. I have proctitis and get suppositories for it, however, I always feel the ascending colon is full and tender, I have been for a bowel scope and they said all they could see was the proctitis at the rectum. I really sympathise with anyone who has this, its a life ruining illness.

[chiefgwopp]

*Avoid Dairy Products(Which Is Extremely Hard To Avoid I Know)*
*Eat Fruits & Vegetables & Water*
*Avoid Foods That Irritate Your Colon/Stomach*

[HalfEatenMedia]

Mushrooms and salmon have helped me with my Crohn’s. Dairy, caffeine, spicy food, nuts seem to irritate the condition. Hopefully this helps someone

[adeliebachez]

thank you SO MUCH!!!! You've helped me so much through nursing school

[Message]

Thank you, sir. I have my test, and every video is long in other channels, but they don't explain as nicely as you do.

[s.g.]

Best IBD presentation that refreshes, inform and reinforce yours and my knowledge. Please disseminate to your coworkers, patients and anyone willing to know more of this diseases. Thanks Armando.

[OswaldDigestiveClinic]

Thanks for sharing this! To add to this, some mistakes people may make in trying to fix gut health include: adding a probiotic to help with excessive gas and bloating (that's just one piece of the puzzle), eliminating a food for 4 days and expecting it solve the issue (will take at least 2 weeks), and not thinking about root causes!

[omg]

Sadly, I think is this is what my grandmother suffered from may she rest in peace. SIDE NOTE: Her belly was like she was pregnant even though she wasn't and her belly feels like a rock.

[mattyb]

A ZERO FIBRE DIET got rid of my severe acute IBD UC. I hope this helps someone.