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Author:
Michael Levitt
ISBN13:
978-0198508588
ISBN:
0198508581
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Publisher:
Oxford University Press; 1st edition (March 28, 2002)
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Medicine
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1368 kb
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1863 kb
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Rating:
4.9
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307

Last year I had to have a polyp removed surgically. This is a very self-educating, easy to read book and would be helpful to practically everybody who has had any bowel discomfort or GI problems.

Last year I had to have a polyp removed surgically. When the doctor performed a colonoscopy he found a suspicious area and performed a biopsy (this was embedded in the mucosa so he could not snip it off like he would a polyp). The biopsy showed it was an adenoma with high-grade dysplasia - or a step away from cancer. The first surgeon I went to was going to perform a "temporary colonoscopy", the second one said he would just remove the growth (unless they found it was deeper than anticipated).

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Michael Levitt is a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Australia. 7 people found this helpful.

It seems nowadays that we are happy to discuss almost every aspect of our health, and reveal to doctors, psychologists, phone-in hosts and their audiences, in fact almost anyone who will listen, our most personal and intimate problems.

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Australian colorectal surgeon Dr. Michael Levitt wrote in his witty by plainly titled The Bowel Book: A Self-Help Guide for Sufferers that the human gastrointestinal system was designed to operate best where stool resembles the shape and consistency (although not the color!) of a. . Michael Levitt wrote in his witty by plainly titled The Bowel Book: A Self-Help Guide for Sufferers that the human gastrointestinal system was designed to operate best where stool resembles the shape and consistency (although not the color!) of an unripe banana. Other sources say as much, although not quite so vividly. The quantity and quality of stool can say something about a person’s health – digestive and otherwise. Here are a few categories covered by Levitt and other sources.

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It seems nowadays that we are happy to discuss almost every aspect of our health and reveal to doctors, pyschologists, phone-in hosts and their audiences--in fact almost anyone who will listen--our most personal and intimate problems. There remains one last taboo--one last subject for which people will suffer in silence: problems relating to their bowels. This relutance is seen by many within the medical profession as being a significant cause of the increase in bowel cancer within the developing world. The Bowel Book is a frank, entertaining, and accessible book offering advice on these on these and related problems, from the view of a medical specialist with many years of experience dealing with these problems. The book provides advice on every type of problem such as haemorroids, irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, and colitis. Most importantly, it highlights the early warning signals of such life threatening illnesses such as bowel cancer. Along the way it discusses and assesses alternative treatments such as colonic irrigation, and controversially contests some of the widely held views on the benefits of high-fiber diets.
  • Last year I had to have a polyp removed surgically. When the doctor performed a colonoscopy he found a suspicious area and performed a biopsy (this was embedded in the mucosa so he could not snip it off like he would a polyp). The biopsy showed it was an adenoma with high-grade dysplasia - or a step away from cancer. The first surgeon I went to was going to perform a "temporary colonoscopy", the second one said he would just remove the growth (unless they found it was deeper than anticipated). The week before the surgery I went to the library and happened to find this marvelous little book. And I must say, it alleviated my fears greatly!! All turned out well, with same-day surgery and no complications. Now it is time to have another test - and the worries and fears have come back. So, now I am going to order this book to have on hand whenever I become too concerned about "what's going on"? This is a very self-educating, easy to read book and would be helpful to practically everybody who has had any bowel discomfort or GI problems.

  • My husband has suffered from intestinal and digestive problems for years, and has never received a helpful diagnois. This book discussed some problems that we feel may be worth discussing with his doctor.