Diverticulitis can be a very painful and uncomfortable condition, which can lead to complications that require surgery if not controlled or treated on time. People living with this condition need to make sure they eat a healthy diet and maintain a proper healthy lifestyle. For some, it’s easier to adapt than others, but like it or not, you’ll be doing yourself a big favor by starting on this new lifestyle change early.
Supplementation may also be required in some cases to allow your digestive system to heal. This will also help reduce the severity of your symptoms. With proper medical care and adherence to dietary suggestions and restrictions, serious complications can be avoided.
For those who don’t know what Diverticulosis is, we’ll explain right here what you need to be aware of:
Diverticulitis occurs when tiny sacs, known as diverticula, develop in the tissue that lines the bowels. These pockets usually develop in the large intestine, when pressure is built up from food traveling through the digestive system. Sometimes these pockets can also develop in the colon.
As the sacs become inflamed or infected, the condition progresses to diverticulitis.
Did you know that approximately 10% of the global population is affected by diverticulitis? And that it usually happens by the time they reach the age of 50? Studies show that about 50% of people get it by the age of 80. Also if you are obese or over the age of 50, you’re more likely to develop diverticulitis. Many people who suffer this condition can have it for years without knowing that they have it. It usually isn’t until complications arise that symptoms develop, as there’s usually no pain associated or other health problems prior.
Though diverticulitis is quite common, many people have not heard of it. The exact cause of this condition is unknown; however, it is believed that eating a diet that is low in fiber contributes to the development of diverticula. You see, when your stools are hard, they place pressure on the lining of your bowels, which can cause diverticula. If you are frequently constipated, drink as much natural water as possible every day.
Symptoms of diverticulosis include:
1. Diarrhea
When the diverticula become inflamed, it can lead to changes in your bowel movements, such as diarrhea.
2. Constipation
Just like diverticulitis can cause diarrhea, it can also do the reverse, resulting in constipation. This symptom usually occurs before diarrhea sets in. It’s actually the constipation, which is marked by hard bowels that are difficult to pass, which weaken the walls of your intestines and lead to the development of pouches that become inflamed or infected.
3. Abdominal pain and tenderness
This pain is the result of the inflammation or the infection that has developed in the pouches that are within the walls of your intestines. The inflammation or infection places pressure on your abdomen, which causes pain.
Most patients describe this pain as being moderate to severe.
4. Bloating
Bloating in the belly refers to a sensation that causes you to feel as if your belly is full of fluid. It can be uncomfortable and even make your clothing fit tightly. When the pouches in the intestinal walls become inflamed, it’s not unusual to experience this.
5. Fever
In many cases of diverticulitis, patients develop a high fever, which could reach 100 degrees F or more. Since diverticulitis is often the result of an infection, as any other type of infection that you may develop, your body will try to fight it off by raising your temperature.
6. Gas
Gas and the pains which are associated with are not uncommon for a person to experience.
Gas puts more pressure on the intestinal walls, which are already inflamed.
7. Bloody stools
When fecal matter becomes trapped in the diverticula for a long period of time, it can cause bleeding in the intestines. The blood passes out of the intestines by way of the bowels. You may notice that your stools feature bright red streaks or that they are darker. Sometimes they are almost black in color. Please contact you doctor immediately if you are having bloody stools.
8. Nausea
Many people who develop diverticulitis also experience nausea, or uneasiness in the stomach. Nausea can also be marked by the urge to vomit, and vomiting usually does occur; however, you might also experience nausea without every vomiting.
9. Urination Problems
Issues with your digestive tract affect every other biological system in your body. It’s common to feel an increased urge to urinate frequently throughout the day, and you may also notice a burning sensation when you pee.
10. Loss of appetite
You might start to notice that you have the desire to eat less, or not at all. This may cause you to lose weight too, but this is not a healthy way to lose weight, to say the least.
We hope this article has answered some of your questions. Remember that if symptoms persist, contact your doctor as soon as possible and book an appointment. You are not losing anything by doing so, except a few hours of your day.
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