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What do these results indicate? - Mayo Clinic Connect Posting here for the first time because I need some clarification on units used in these measurements My husband had routine blood work and the Albumin, Urine reading was 668 5 ug mL Is this equivalent to 6685 mg mL and same as 6685 mg g? Reference interval on test results says “Not Estab ” Googling says normal should be < 0 mg g Want to make sure we are asking the right questions at
Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis help | Mayo Clinic Connect I was diagnosed with pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis after an ER trip chest CT alerted to free air in my bowels so they then did abdominal CT and transfered me for surgery because the ER docs thought it was a bowel perforation I was then seen by the colorectal surgeon who diagnosed me and had me schedule for a colonoscopy
E. coli in my blood consistently - Mayo Clinic Connect My infant son got E coli in his blood from fecal matter getting in his urethra, bladder, ureters then kidneys and then jumped to his bloodstream This happened when he was in daycare and his diaper wasn’t changed in a timely manner
Have UTI and very allergic to antibiotics: What can I do? As a person with lifelong UTI's--I think you need to see your doctor as soon as possible Home remedies really do not work, and you can get a kidney infection which can be very serious Have you been tested, or just feeling symptomatic? The infection can be cultured, for a more honed approach There are various families of antibiotics, and hopefully some will work for you But this is a
Urine culture - Mayo Clinic Connect Escherichia coli (abbreviated as E coli) are bacteria found in the environment, foods, and intestines of people and animals E coli are a large and diverse group of bacteria
Has anyone had a brown colon on a colonoscopy? - Mayo Clinic Connect The images of my colon from my last colonoscopy show that the inside is clearly brown and not pink (pink is normal) The doctor asked if I drink smooth moves tea or take laxatives (I don’t) but otherwise couldn’t explain it Has anyone else had this result? I’ve had IBS for 25 years and eat a gf df and low sugar diet due to hashimoto’s and likely Sjogren’s disease Thank you
Unpasteurized Foods and Raw Honey - Mayo Clinic Connect Pasteurization is a heating process used in some foods to kill harmful bacteria like salmonella, E coli and listeria Some commons foods that are typically pasteurized include milk, juices, cheese and eggs Consuming raw or unpasteurized milk, juices, cheese and eggs can pose extreme danger to transplant patients
Pneumatosis Cystoides Intestinalis - Mayo Clinic Connect Hi @pamm and welcome to Connect You may have noticed I changed the title of this thread to "Pneumatosis Cystoides Intestinalis" in order to make it easier for others searching for this condition to join in on the conversation According to an article in the World Journal of Gastroenterology, Pneumatosis Cystoides Intestinalis is defined as "a rare disease characterized by the presence of
Splenic flexure syndrome *OR* maybe this other GI problem?? If any of you has been correctly diagnosed with splenic flexure syndrome and had proper treatment for it, kindly tell me and others here This is a **very** physically painful problem in upper LEFT ab just slightly below the lowest LEFT SIDE rib I suffer this evil, horrendous physical pain now and then though I'm awaiting proper diagnosis In this medical problem, trapped gas builds up in the
Understanding organic and conventional foods - Mayo Clinic Connect In the quest for healthier eating habits, people may find themselves debating whether to eat organic or conventional foods Understanding these food types and their health implications helps consumers make informed choices Defining conventional and organic foods Conventional foods: Produced using traditional farming methods, including synthetic fertilizers, pesticides and genetically modified