Attitude to diverticular disease

**Diverticules** are sac-like protrusions that grow at weak points in the muscular wall of the large intestine (for example, where blood vessels pass through it)... Diverticulitis occurs in both men and women and the risk increases with age. Diverticulosis is caused by the formation of diverticula and is often discovered incidentally during tests such as **flexible sigmoidoscopy**, **colonoscopy** or **barium enema**.. This disease often lasts for the rest of life in asymptomatic patients... If you want to know more about diverticulitis how it bleeds, diverticulosis may be associated with **diverticulitis** Colonoscopy in the doctor's office, click on the picture below: diverticulitis Diverticulitis or inflammation of diverticulitis occurs as a result of weakening or collapse of the wall of the large intestine. This in turn can be caused by intra-intestinal pressure or hard stool sticking to the diverticula. It can be treated with surgery.... - Complicated type, which comprises 25% of cases and generally requires surgery.... The main problems associated with complicated type of human diverticulitis are as follows - **abscess** (local accumulation of pus) **Fistula** (abnormal growth of a duct between two points that are not normally connected) - **Obstruction** (colon obstruction) - **Peritonitis** (infection around and around the abdominal organs) - **infection** (widespread infection of the whole body that leads to its decay and disability) **diverticular bleeding** Diverticular bleeding is caused by the erosion or rupture of the artery inside the diverticulum and flows into the large intestine... The discharge of blood from the complex is generally not accompanied by pain, and in 50% of cases the blood in the stool is bright red. Care and treatment.. > > Performing endoscopy and colonoscopy in the office without bleeding and pain and with the most advanced equipment available > > To schedule an appointment, you can call 051 (38704066) every day.... > > Office address: Mashhad, Kausar Blvd., between Kausar 2 and 4 - Farabi Building - 2nd floor **Gastroenterologist in Mashhad** ==================================== **\*Gastroenterologist in Mashhad\***in Mashhad