If not enough water is reabsorbed by the colon, this malfunction may occur.
If too much water is reabsorbed by the colon, this malfunction may occur.
This malfunction is characterized by a burning pain felt in the chest caused by a back up of stomach acid in the esophagus.
These are sharp crystalized cholesterol deposits blocking bile ducts.
Inflammation of the fingerlike projection dangling from the cecum.
Infection of the tissues lining the abdominal cavity covering its organs.
Erosion of the protective mucosa layer anywhere in the GI tract.
Yellow coloring of tissues of the body.
Typically caused by a build up of bile salts and pigments entering the bloodstream.
This malfunction can cause dehydration if persistent.
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