Swollen stomas: What Causes Them?
22nd November 2020
From time to time your stoma may change shape and size. This is perfectly normal, but it is worth monitoring your stoma to check the size does not cause additional...
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22nd November 2020
From time to time your stoma may change shape and size. This is perfectly normal, but it is worth monitoring your stoma to check the size does not cause additional...
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17th November 2020
We all know just how beneficial exercise is for our physical and mental health, particularly given the current situation we find ourselves in. With gyms and all sports venues now...
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4th November 2020
Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis are both types of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). They are often grouped together as they both cause chronic inflammation of the gut. It is important to...
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26th October 2020
There are many different types of ostomy surgeries performed for a variety of issues and diseases within the bowel. The type of stoma that the surgeon creates is dependent on...
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15th October 2020
Granulomas are a benign growth which can develop on or around the stoma. They are common and are often deemed as a nuisance by ostomates who experience them. Some granulomas...
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5th October 2020
There is no reason why you shouldn’t go ahead with any exciting plans to start or extend your family whilst you have a stoma. Most ostomates do very well during...
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