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q symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseaseinflammatory bowel diseases are associated withbull abdominal cramping diarrhoeabullsteatorrhoeabull
q etiological factor of lactose intolerancethese diseases are referred to as idiopathic cause unknown and though the possible mechanism suggested
what is the difference between ulcerative colitis and crohns disease the differences between the two includei anatomic distribution of the
q what is inflammatory bowel diseaseinflammatory bowel disease is a general term used to refer to chronic inflammatory condition of the intestine it
q what is moderate level of lactase activityintake of milk is restricted depending on the tolerance fermented and cooked form of milk should be
q show very low level of lactase activityvery low level of lactase activity at very low level of lactase activity all milk products must be
q nutritional management for lactose intolerancediagnostic tests are available that can give information about the level and activity of the lactase
q common symptoms linked to lactose intolerancecommon symptoms linked to lactose intolerance include1 anorexia and nausea2 intestinal distension3
q etiological factors contributing to lactose intolerancethe etiological factors contributing to lactose intolerance includebullgenetic factorbull
q explain about lactose intolerancewe commonly hear from people of all age groups particularly children and elderly to be complaining of abdominal
q nutritional management of steatorrhoeathe nutritional management of steatorrhoea should focus on the followingbull plenty of rest and relaxation
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q predominant feature of steatorrhoeaa predominant feature is delayed and defective absorption of fat which results in bulky stools containing large
q explain about steatorrhoeasteatorrhoea is a symptom of the disorders of fat metabolism and malabsorption syndrome and can be defined as n condition
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q dietary recommendations in celiac disease the only dietary treatment for celiac disease is to follow a gluten-free diet for most such a diet
q complications in celiac diseasepatients with severe form of celiacs disease for long period are at risk for several complications mainly due to
q symptoms of celiac diseasethe list of symptoms as mentioned in various sources for celiac disease includesbull digestive symptoms - diarrhoea
q explain about celiac diseasegluten-sensitive enteropathy or as it is more commonly called celiac disease is an autoimmune inflammatory disease of
q important conditions for malabsorption syndromelet us now discuss a few important conditions grouped collectively under the term of malabsorption
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q etiological factor of malabsorption syndromethe causes cited for malabsorption can be associated with a number of diseases many of these diseases
q what is malabsorption syndromedid you know that a major part of the absorption of nutrients takes place in the small intestine and the set of
q different stages involved in feeding patient - peptic ulcerstage i it is characterized by haematemesis vomiting of blood which may be derived from