Chrome 2001
.
The Trusted Source InteliHealth Aetna InteliHealth Aetna InteliHealth
Enter Drug Name . Enter Search Term
02/09/10
. .
. .
.

Health Commentaries
InteliHealth Dental
Drug Resource Center
Ask the Expert
Interactive Tools
Todays News
InteliHealth Policies
Site Map
Harvard Medical School
Diseases & Conditions Healthy Lifestyle Your Health Look It Up
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Search term(s): digestive system
The term "system" occurs 114 times in 280 topics. Go to document results

The term "digestive" occurs 202 times in 280 topics.
diabetic neuropathy
Brain and nervous system disorders:diabetic neuropathy
Diseases and Conditions->B->Brain and nervous system


Keeping Your Reproductive System Healthy
What to expect and know about doctor's visits, self exams and surgical procedures
Sexual And Reproductive Health->Basics->Just For Men


Symptoms Guide
What those digestive aches and pains might mean.
Digestive->Basics


Using Diet To Treat Digestive Disorders
Eat to beat GERD, diverticulosis, Crohn's, constipation and other GI woes.
Digestive->Basics->Role Of Diet


Digestive Problems
Learn about the effects of medications on your digestive system.
Drug Resource Center->Condition-Specific Drug Issues


Role Of Diet
The latest on diet and your GI tract?how to prevent and treat food-borne illness?what foods can treat specific digestive disorders, and much more!
Digestive->Basics


Diet And GI Health
So much of health is dependent on the types and amounts of foods consumed that it is easy to overlook how food itself plays a role in the disease process within the digestive system.
Digestive->Basics->Role Of Diet


Children
Failure to grow at a standard rate is one possible result of kidney disease in children.
Kidney Disease->Basics


What's In Your Food
Substances in food are required for sustenance. It's up to you to make wise choices about how you will supply your essential nutrients. When you find out what's in your food, it's easier to choose.
Health Insight->Health Insight Nutrition->InteliTools->

Keeping Your Reproductive System Healthy
In women, maintaining reproductive health involves having periodic pelvic exams complete with Pap test usually performed by a family practitioner, gynecologist, or nurse practitioner. Learn what to expect from doctor's visits and self exams.
Sexual And Reproductive Health->Basics->Just For Women

Search term(s): digestive system    Documents: 1 to 25 listed.     Next 25 results
The term "digestive" occurs 704 times in 984 pages.
The term "system" occurs 1661 times in 984 pages.
1) Your Body, By The Numbers: Digestive System - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
Did you know it takes about four hours for the stomach to fully digest a meal and pass it along to the small intestine?
Digestive->InteliTools
InteliTools->Your Body, By The Numbers
Interactive Tools->Tools->Daily Life->Your Body, By The Numbers
Tools->Daily Life->Your Body, By The Numbers


2) Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome - Source:NIDDK - National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse
Hemolytic uremic syndrome is a rare condition affecting mostly children under the age of 10.
Kidney Disease->Basics->Children


5) Shape Up Your Insides - Source:InteliHealth
Get exercise and try our other tips to keep your digestive system working well.
Health Insight->Health Insight Winter Holidays


6) How long does it take birth control pills to work through the digestive system? If I had diarrhea an hour after taking the pill, is the pill not effective? - Source:Harold J. DeMonaco, M.S.
Birth control pills are absorbed relatively quickly, with the peak blood levels occurring in about one hour. Diarrhea one hour after taking a dose should not affect the drug absorption, since it gets into the blood stream very quickly.
Women's Health->Women's Health
Ask the Doc->Women's Health
Drug Resource Center->Q&A
Digestive->Digestive Disorders
Ask the Doc->Digestive Disorders
Ask the Doc->Medications
Ask the Doc->Birth Control
Birth Control->Birth Control


7) Facts and Fallacies About Digestive Diseases - Source:NIDDK - National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse
The digestive tract is a complex system of organs responsible for converting the food we eat into the nutrients we need to live. We would expect a system as well used as the digestive tract to be the source of many problems--and it is.
Digestive->Basics->Common Questions


8) Diet And GI Health - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
So much of health is dependent on the types and amounts of foods consumed that it is easy to overlook how food itself plays a role in the disease process within the digestive system.
Digestive->Basics->Role Of Diet->Diet And GI Health


9) Iridology - Source:Natural Standard
When deciding to begin a complementary therapy or to see a complementary practitioner, first speak with your primary health care provider.
Complementary & Alternative Medicine->Alternative Therapies And Modalities->Index Of Alternative Therapies And Modalities


10) Dietary Fiber - Source:Medical Content
Dietary fiber is receiving increased attention as a result of the epidemiologic association between a high-fiber diet and a reduction in the risk of cardiovascular disease, large bowel cancer, diverticulosis, constipation and other chronic disorders.
Digestive->Basics->Role Of Diet->Diet And GI Health


11) Effects Of Smoking - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
Smoking affects every part of the body, including the gastrointestinal tract. In every puff, cigarette smokers inhale over 400 toxins and 43 known carcinogens.
Tobacco Cessation->Basics
Interactive Tools->Assessments->Symptom Scout->Related Links
Digestive->Basics->Role Of Lifestyle
Addiction->Basics->Nicotine Addiction


13) Preventing A Second Heart Attack - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
If you've had a heart attack, you're at risk of another. Here's what you can do to lower that risk.
Men's Health->Features
Heart And Circulatory->Take Action


14) Fabulous Fiber - Source:Harvard Medical School Commentary
Although fiber doesn't not nourish our bodies, this food component is key for promoting good health.
Harvard Commentaries->Food for Thought
Health News->News Archives->Expert Q&As News Archives


16) Does Nighttime Noshing Make You Fat? - Source:Harvard Medical School Commentary
It sounds logical: If you eat and then go to sleep, your body will convert the food into fat rather than using it right away as fuel. But is this true?
Harvard Commentaries->Medical Myths
Healthy Lifestyle->Basics->On The Medical Front->Medical Myths
Health News->News Archives->Expert Q&As News Archives


17) Common Myths - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
Common Myths

Nutrition->Basics->Common Myths


21) Meckel's Diverticulum - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
Meckel's diverticulum is a small pouch in the wall of the lower small intestine. The pouch is a congenital (present at birth) abnormality that affects approximately 2 percent of the population.
Diseases and Conditions->M->Meckel's diverticulum
Digestive->Basics->Your GI Tract->Bowel


22) Gallbladder And Bile Duct Cancer - Source:InteliHealth Medical Content
Cancers of the gallbladder and bile ducts are rare. The gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped organ situated under the liver in the upper abdomen. It stores bile, a fluid produced by the liver that helps to digest fat.
Addiction->Basics->Nicotine Addiction->Tobacco-Related Diseases
Tobacco Cessation->Basics->Tobacco-Related Diseases
Diseases and Conditions->B->Bile duct cancer
Cancer->Cancer Index
Digestive-Tract Cancer->Basics
Diseases and Conditions->G->Gallbladder and bile duct->cancer
Digestive->Basics->Your GI Tract->Gallbladder And Bile Ducts
Diseases and Conditions->C->Cancer->gallbladder and bile duct


23) What would cause a newborn to sweat a lot? The baby is 6 days old and is not feverish, is not in a hot room, and is only wearing a gown, but he is sweating so much that he has to have his clothes changed often. - Source:Henry Bernstein, D. O.
It can be normal for some newborns to sweat a lot, most commonly from over bundling or overdressing the baby or keeping the house too warm. However, there also are important medical conditions to think about that can cause newborns to sweat.
Ask the Doc->Skin and Hair
Diseases And Conditions->Ask the Doc Q&A
Your Health->Ask the Doc Q&A
Ask the Doc->Ask the Doc Q&A
Ask the Doc->Babies


25) Is hair loss a common symptom of diabetes, and is it reversible? I have noticed that my hair has gotten very thin and I have recently been diagnosed with diabetes? - Source:Mary Pickett, M.D.
Hair loss can have a variety of patterns, and it is possible for hair loss to accompany other illnesses. Diffuse hair loss can result after any significant medical stress, including diabetes.
Ask the Doc->Skin and Hair
Diseases And Conditions->Ask the Doc Q&A
Your Health->Ask the Doc Q&A
Ask the Doc->Ask the Doc Q&A
Diabetes Type 1->Diabetes
Diabetes->Diabetes
Diabetes Type 2->Diabetes
Ask the Doc->Diabetes


Next 25 results
I want to search for this topic or disease:
I want to search the entire site.

I want to narrow my search to these selected offerings:
News
Ask The Expert
.
.  
Honcode
.
Chrome 2001
Chrome 2001