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Geno Surgery Successful - But out indefinitely
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[QUOTE="BroadwayVa, post: 3378970, member: 6118"] itis is the medical extension that reflects an inflammation. The inflammation is usually because of an infection. Losis, you are correct is the condition of the pockets or out pouching of the intestine. True most American males have it due to their diet and of ten when it occurs a diet change is expected. Often that is a bran type diet that allows the intestines to do their job of pushing the bran through and cleaning the intestine pouching that is not a normal condition When the infection is severe enough surgery, sectioning, is required. Most often however not even antibiotic are required only a diet change. I suspect Geno's surgery was the inspection of the intestines for diverticulitis not any more than that.. Colonoscopy. [/QUOTE]
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