Definition of colon
The colon or large intestine is the last part of the digestive system, which consists of a large muscle tube that connects the small intestine, rectum and anus, with a length of about 1.5 m. Its function is to absorb residual water from the food residue, It is divided into four main sections: colon upward, transverse, descending, and Sinai.
Colitis
Colitis occurs for several reasons including:
- Arthritis: Occurs in the musculoskeletal wall, where small accumulations may cause bleeding or inflammation.
- Blockages: These lead to increased abdominal pain, constipation, and fever, a common symptom.
- Colorectal bleeding: Can be seen in the stool.
- Inflammatory bowel disease: It may occur due to corneal disease, or ulcerative colitis.
- Korn’s disease: Causes abdominal pain, diarrhea, and sometimes causes bleeding.
- Ulcerative colitis: Symptoms of bloody diarrhea.
Diarrhea: It occurs frequently, and appears hydrically.
- Salmonella: Causes diarrhea, usually ends without treatment.
- Chigellosis: It occurs because of a type of bacteria, and symptoms of fever, stomach cramps, diarrhea, which may be accompanied by the emergence of blood.
- Colon Cancer: Medical examinations should be carried out.
Colon and shortness of breath
Medically, breathlessness is not a symptom of colorectal disease, but may be accompanied in some cases. People with chronic nervous bowel syndrome are more likely to suffer from dyspnea and heart rate, due to anxiety and stress, and the non-ergodic nervous system controls colon function , And the nerves of the nerve, which regulates the process of breathing, and heart rate, when any defect affected by the process of breathing.
In addition, American studies have shown that shortness of breath is related to colon cancer. The blockage of the colon and stomach affects the movement of the stool, which reduces the amount of space. Available to expand the lungs during the breathing process, which in turn leads to shortness of breath.
To treat these conditions, doctors recommend exercise that helps the body to take more oxygen, helping to breathe more easily.
Other causes of respiratory distress
Breathing may be caused by other causes that have nothing to do with the colon.
- Problems in the lungs and bronchi.
- Heart problems.
- Obesity.
- Tension and anxiety.
- Fear and panic attacks.
- Hernia hernia.
- Sensitivity.