Celiac Disease
Because celiac disease affects people differently diagnosis can be challenging. There are over 200 recognised symptoms of celiac disease that might affect the digestive tract or other bodily systems. While some people get celiac disease as adults others get it as children.
Overview
Celiac disease is a long-term digestive and immunological illness that affects the small intestine. Your body's ability to absorb vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients from meals may be hampered by the damage. This may result in malnourishment and more severe health issues. Celiac disease differs from gluten sensitivity and wheat allergy. Even if certain disorders don't harm the small intestine, some of the symptoms could be the same.
A positive celiac disease blood test result might be obtained even in those who have no symptoms at all. A positive intestinal biopsy may be obtained by some individuals despite a negative blood test result. Nevertheless, whether or not they exhibit symptoms, all celiac disease sufferers are susceptible to long-term problems.
Causes
It is unknown what causes celiac disease specifically. Little patches of tissue called villi extend forth into the intestine's opening on the lining. These structures facilitate the uptake of nutrients. Those who have celiac disease have damage to the villi as a result of their immune system reacting to gluten in meals. The injury prevents the villi from correctly absorbing iron vitamins and other nutrients. Numerous symptoms as well as other health issues could result from this. The illness can strike at any stage of life, from early childhood to late maturity.
An increased chance of having celiac disease exists in those who have a family member who has the condition. The condition primarily affects Europeans. The following conditions are more common in people with celiac disease:
Addison disease
Rheumatoid arthritis
Systemic lupus erythematosus; and Sjögren syndrome
Down syndrome
Lymphoma in the intestines; intestinal cancer
Type 1 diabetes
Thyroid illness and lactose intolerance
Symptoms
Bloating
Chronic diarrhea
Constipation
Gas
Lactose intolerance due to damage to the small intestine
Loose, greasy, bulky, and bad-smelling stool
Nausea or vomiting
Pain in the abdomen
Ayurvedic Treatments
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Naturopathy Treatments
Hip bath Enema Immersion bath Abdomen pack Mud therapy Compress Acupuncture Cupping therapy