Short Bowel Syndrome Symptoms and Complications | What is SBS? | GI Society
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- This video covers the basics about short bowel syndrome, including causes, symptoms and complications, and treatment options.
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My new born child also suffering from short bowel syndrome in which only 40 cm small intestine is left after surgery. God please help him
I was born with short bowel syndrome all of my intestines were on the outside I don't have much left and later on I got internal bleeding as an oustanding complication and that meant more of my intestines were removed I have 32 surgical scars after all that I have had done. It's hard because this condition is so rare and just because they haven't heard of it they don't care or believe me even after I show them the scars.
Hi I have been suffering with short gut for ten years (13) and it is hard so thank you for explaining this in great detail for people who don’t know what it is
Thank you so much for posting this video.
My 10 year old finally understands his Short Gut Syndrome through the use of these visuals.
Thanks for this video I take care of a person with this condition and the info really helped me refresh what to do
:-) thanks for your video
I was born with it due to complications at birth. This has been a hard thing to deal with. Wish more people knew what it was and how much it can affect your life. I was told I wouldn’t live and now I’m 18. Now going to study to be a RDN
Thank you, this is VERY informative. I was in a head-on collision with a semi 6 months ago and lost 185cm of my small intestine and part of my colon from the seat belt. I have 180cm left and never thought I would be wearing diapers at 37yo. I broke my right talus, 1 left toe, 2 right toes, both femurs, right ilium, a left rib, 3 backbones, and my right wrist. My biggest problem is finding a gastroenterologist to help me with this😢
Great video, well explained and easily understood.
Thanks for the information
I’m 15 and out of nowhere my gut twisted up and became septic. After being airlifted to a bigger hospital and almost dying of blood loss I woke up from the surgery. I have about 3 feet left but 18 inches of it is floating around unattached. Thank you for explaining how scary this can be, some people have to live using nutrient bags (TPN) for life. I might get lucky and be semi back to normal.
@@Soni-fe3ci to survive without tpn you have to have enough small intestine left. If you eat food after 2-4 years your small intestine can get trained enough to absorb more nutrients from food. My parents say they don’t know but the doctors said I needed 10 units of blood, this happened before and after my life flight. The only reason I can survive without tpn is because I have small intestine left in my body. Transplants are rare but can happen. I wish the best of luck and am praying for you, your child and your family.
Now he is losing weight and getting extreme thirst docters said tpn damages his organs so they stop tpn
I dont know how he is surviving now
@@Soni-fe3ciI hope you can make it through this, my case was a lot different from your child’s case, I don’t know exactly how everything works for him. I lost a lot of weight to, it’s not the end.
Nice video, I have 5% of my bowel because I had a tumor as a baby, so the doctors had to remove 95% of my bowel so now I have Short Bowel Syndrome.
My mom got removed 120 centimeters (3 ft) of small intestine. She has diarrhea but mostly pain. Any tips to help her.?
@@Soni-fe3ci I simply cannot gain weight, I'm also not able to eat properly as I'm not allowed about 70% of foods. I had cpr when I was younger, then I was put into a month coma, but I highly recommend your baby goes onto tpn, it is a machine that connects wires into you but it pumps fluids into you, it honestly saved my life. sorry if I couldn't help. Hope your baby will be ok.
My baby passed away😞
If you are being serious, I'm deeply sorry that I couldn't help, it must be very tough, sorry for your loss, 🙏
I’m so sorry. I wanted to ask if you got out of it and how? And if you don’t if you are using TPN and what’s your diet?
Sorry for so much questions, the same happened to my son that’s why
Excellent
I have hirshprungs disease. I am missing all of my large intestine and a portion of my small intestine. Do I have short bowel syndrome?
my son they took out his large bowel and hes only got 3mtrs of small bowel left hes copping with a picc line and is in & out of hospital with infections pray 4him every day rely on God 2keep him going Amen.
Thanks so much
Very informative. I needed this video. 75% of my small bowel was removed 4 weeks ago.
My mom got removed 120 centimeters (3ft) of small intestine. She has a lot of pain and diarrhea. Any tips that can help her.?
@@ErickMendoza-gb3ez The pain will be there for a while. Does she have an ileostomy? The change in diet will be an adjustment, for me high sugar and high added fat foods are very bad. Her doctor should be able to prescribe a prescription strength anti diarrhea medication.
I’m so sorry to hear this.
The same happened to my son, are you on TPN and if you are how many hours a day? And if you are on a special diet, what’s your diet?