Ulcerative Colitis Remission Diary!
A complete story of a patient with ulcerative colitis, a disease of the large intestine, and the subsequent dramatic remission and healing of his symptoms by taking \"Indigo naturalis\"
I forgot to record this yesterday, but my bowel movements were the same as normal, twice, and healthy. In the evening, I had a drink with a senior employee of my old company. About 4 beers. That didn&
Today, as expected, I was back to healthy stools. I had one bowel movement at lunchtime and one in the evening, and they were firm in shape and no lower blood. I have been drinking lately and seem to
I drank a lot of alcohol yesterday (about 5 draft beers), so I had some soft stools today. The frequency was twice at noon. As usual, there was no blood in the stool. Even though it was a soft stool,
Today is the memorable 100th day… ♪ Two bowel movements were solid, firm, and healthy. Of course, there was no bleeding. As for bleeding, it stopped around the 5th day after starting “Indi
The following is a description of yesterday’s condition. My ulcerative colitis continues to be in remission. For the past 10 days or so, I have been able to maintain a good condition with hardly
A survey of 600 people shows that one out of two Japanese people feel stress in their intestines. Stress is often cited as one of the factors in the development of ulcerative colitis, and it would see
Today my ulcerative colitis continues to be in remission. Yesterday I did not have a single bowel movement, so as expected, today I had one bowel movement at noon and one in the evening, with more bow
Hmm! I have not had one stool today. Why is that? Lately, the day after a day without many stools, I get quite a lot, so I have a feeling I will have plenty tomorrow. Today’s dinner was kaiten-z
Yesterday I was drinking with friends until dawn. As expected, I thought I would have diarrhea today, but I had a fairly solid stool in the morning. I had another bowel movement in the evening, but th
Is a colon affected with ulcerative colitis likely to develop colorectal cancer in the future? According to the information on various websites, it seems that the larger the affected area and the long