Category: Crohn’s Disease
Understanding and Managing Abdominal Pain: A Comprehensive Guide
Read more: Understanding and Managing Abdominal Pain: A Comprehensive Guide“Abdominal pain is a common complaint that can range from mild discomfort to severe, debilitating pain. At Clear Passage® Physical Therapy, we understand the impact that persistent abdominal pain can have on your quality of life. Our approach focuses on non-surgical and drug-free methods to address the root causes of abdominal pain caused by abdominal…
Crohn’s Disease
Read more: Crohn’s DiseaseWe Treat Crohn’s Disease Complications Without Surgery or Drugs Testimonial of a Clear Passage® patient dealing with Crohn’s Disease. These remarkable images show the power of Clear Passage®️ to improve the intestines of patients with Crohn’s disease. Scheduled for emergency surgery, this patient had two obstructions in her intestine secondary to her Crohn’s. On the…
What is the Cause of a Small Bowel Obstruction and What Are Your Options for Treatment?
Read more: What is the Cause of a Small Bowel Obstruction and What Are Your Options for Treatment?What is the Cause? The most common cause of bowel obstructions is adhesions. In fact, 65%-75% of bowel obstructions are caused by adhesions. Adhesions are collagenous bands of scar tissue that form after some sort of trauma during the healing process. Think of it like a scab forming on your skin after a cut. Adhesions…
The Most Common Causes of Bowel Obstruction and How to Prevent It
Read more: The Most Common Causes of Bowel Obstruction and How to Prevent ItExperience relief from bowel obstructions with Clear Passage® Physical Therapy’s Free Consult and Request Info, offering a non-surgical, manual therapy approach that treats adhesions – the primary cause of most small bowel obstructions – potentially helping you avoid risky surgeries and recurrent blockages. To learn more about applying for therapy, visit our Apply to Therapy…
SIBO and Gut Motility
Read more: SIBO and Gut MotilityWhat is SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth)? A person is diagnosed with SIBO when there is an increased number of bacteria or a significant change in the types of bacteria found in the small bowel. A common misconception is that SIBO results from a single type of bacteria. Because a healthy bowel contains a spectrum of…
Transitioning to a Regular Diet from a Low or Minimal Fiber Diet
Read more: Transitioning to a Regular Diet from a Low or Minimal Fiber DietCertain medical conditions require a person to restrict their fiber intake, including Crohn’s Disease, Small Bowel Obstruction (SBO), and acute diverticulitis. Your medical adviser may also recommend a Low-Fiber Diet if there is a narrowing of the bowel due to a tumor or an inflammatory disease; after bowel surgery, or when treatment, such as radiation,…