Speaking about your bowel movements can be embarrassing, but gastroenterologists explain the significance and key indicators ...

Lack of Diagnostic Criteria Both celiac disease and gluten sensitivity are non-IgE-mediated immune-mediated food reactions, [6] but differ in how they are diagnosed.

Celiac disease symptoms include pain, cramping, diarrhea, fatigue, joint pain, and problems with the absorption of fat and other nutrients, which can cause malnutrition and pale and clay-colored stool ...

Celiac disease can lead to both disease-related and diet-induced vitamin deficiencies, making it crucial for patients to receive tailored nutritional management to ensure adequate nutritional intake.

Everybody's poop will vary slightly. However, the ideal stool is smooth, easy to pass and brown. Healthy poops shouldn't take ...

Green poop in kids is a typical occurrence caused by dietary factors such as green vegetables or fruits and food coloring. Although green stools (poop) are not a cause for concern in many children, ...

Celiac disease and Crohn’s disease happen when your immune system doesn’t work normally. In both cases, that leads to inflammation in your intestines and sometimes other body parts, too.

Experts have used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to better understand the impact a gluten free diet has on people with celiac disease, which could be the first step towards finding new ways of ...

There are a lot of conditions you might mistake for Crohn’s disease. Find out more about other causes of symptoms that mimic Crohn’s.