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New method for diagnosing serious bowel diseases developed
A team of researchers from the Medical University of Warsaw have developed a new non-invasive method for detecting intestinal diseases such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, Experimental Physiology reported.
To date, the diagnosis is based on the clinical picture, or the results of a colonoscopy. Meanwhile, Polish scientists have proposed a blood and stool test to measure the ratio of short-chain fatty acids created by bacteria. The damage to the intestinal walls, as noted, is indicated by a large amount of bacterial by-products.
Such a simple diagnosis can be used in identifying liver problems, as well as heart failure, which can be the result of excessive bowel permeability.
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