Some people eventually develop many Diverticula.
The reason why Diverticula develop is probably related to not
eating enough fibre.
See separate leaflet called Diverticula(including Diverticulosis, Diverticular Disease and Diverticulitis) for more details.
A diverticulum may occasionally bleed
and you may pass some blood via your anus.
A diverticulum may occasionally bleed
and you might pass some blood through your rectum.
See the separate leaflet called Diverticula(including Diverticulosis, Diverticular Disease and Diverticulitis) for more information.
However, Diverticula cannot be eliminated and remain in the intestine throughout
the life of the subject.
A high-fibre diet is generally considered a good thing for everyone anyway-
whether you have Diverticula or not.
Sometimes a diverticulum may bleed and cause a sudden,
painless bleed from the back passage, which can be heavy.
Even if you are known to have Diverticula, a change of symptoms may indicate a new and different gut(intestinal)
problem.
According to few study reports, it may be indicative of hydronephrosis, urethral obstruction,
bladder diverticulum and vesicoureteral reflux as well.
In this slide show we will discuss colonic Diverticula, which are bulging sacs that push outward on the colon.
It can stretch like a balloon in certain areas, or develop Diverticula(pockets on the intestinal wall can become infected),
or fall down in itself(prolapsed colon).
It may stretch like a balloon in certain areas, or develop Diverticula(pouches on the intestinal wall which may become infected),
or fall down upon itself(prolapsed colon).
The bleeding is due to a burst
blood vessel that sometimes occurs in the wall of a diverticulum and so the amount of blood loss can be heavy.
These develop as Diverticula from the nasal mucosa and are rudimentary or absent at birth, only
expanding rapidly during the eruption of permanent teeth and again at puberty[1, 2].
Comparative anatomical morphometric
analysis has led to a discovery of tracheal Diverticula that function as low-frequency resonating chambers in king cobra
and its prey, the rat snake, both of which can make similar growls.