Question 1

had endoscopy that showed increase intraepithelial lymphocytes in duodeum. 6 months later on repeat endoscopy, it was normal.no symptoms at all.celiac?

Accepted Answer

See below: You could have some low grade inflammation that has resolved on its own.  Talk to your gastroenterologist to see what he or she thinks is the cause of these findings.

Question 2

where is the duodenal?

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Abdomen: The duodenal is the duodenum which is a short piece of intestine that connects the stomach to the small intestine where all the nutrients are absorbed.

Question 3

what is the use of a duodenum?

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Conduit: The doudenum connects the stoamch to the small intestine like the jejunum and ileum. As the food progresses to the intestine additional agents are added via the duodenum, such as bile and digestive enzymes from the pancreas.

Question 4

is the duodenum acidic or basic?

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Acid.: The pH of the duodenum varies depending on how far away you are from the stomach. Closer to the stomach it is more acidic, and it becomes less as you get farther away in the duodenum. It still ends up with a pH of about 6, which is still acidic. Hope that helps.

Question 5

where's duodenum pain usually felt?

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Upper central: Duodenal pain is typically felt in your upper central abdomen and may radiate to your back.

Question 6

what causes decreased folds in duodenum?

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Folds: Decreased duodenal folds may be a sign of past or present inflammation or superficial ulceration/inflammation. Your physician would review these findings with the radiologist and have a better idea of their significance or whether any additional testing or treatment are advisable.

Question 7

what's hydrocolloid dressing, such as duoderm?

Accepted Answer

Breathable dressing : Direct from the web:  a hydrocolloid dressing (trade names include duoderm, granuflex, and 3m tegaderm hydrocolloid) is an opaque dressing. A hydrocolloid dressing is biodegradeable, non breathable and adheres to the skin so no separate taping is needed.

Question 8

what does a duodenum biopsy show?

Accepted Answer

Duodenum: Biopsies of the duodenum are usually performed to rule out inflammation of the lining or infection.  Most commonly, biopsies are used to determine if the pathology is consistent with celiac disease.

Question 9

do colonoscopies see the duodenum?

Accepted Answer

No: Colonoscopy gets to the proximal start of the colon. The duodenum is the beginning of the small intestine into which the stomach empties.  To see the duodenum, a telescopic tube is inserted through the mouth and past the stomach.

Question 10

what causes duodenal adenocarcinoma?

Accepted Answer

Not known!: Just like many other Cancers in people, the exact cause of your Cancer is not known. One way to look at is  why do some people get sick and others remain well without having any serious illness. It may be just a matter of chance or bad luck.

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