Presence of constipation and lower abdominal pain in intermittent and unpredictable normal blood pressure colic. The patient with diverticulitis presents with fever and peritoneal irritation (absence of bowel sounds). The patient has bleeding diverticular ensaguentadas feces.
The diverticular disease results from acquired deformation normal blood pressure of the colon (sigmoid colon) where the mucosa swells. It is most common in people older than 40 years and in industrialized countries. Its prevalence is increased by a low-fiber diet with consequent increase in constipation.
Individuals with genetic disorder involving the connective tissue such as Ehlers-Danlos and Marfan, characterized by the appearance normal blood pressure of the disease at a very young age. The decrease of the fibers becomes more difficult propulsion of stool, causing vigorous muscle contractions of the colon wall, which may lead to abdominal pain, which is the main symptom of the disease. The pain may last several hours to days, and during these periods constipation or diarrhea normal blood pressure and flatulence can occur.
Arises when a focal area of inflammation occurs in the wall of a diverticulum in response to the irritation caused by the fecal material. The patient presents with abdominal pain, fever, intestinal necrosis and fistula formation.
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