8.1 Iridology: Narrow Ascending Colon And Expanded Ascending Colon – Case 4 – Câmera de Iridologia de Maikong

8.1 Iridologia: estreito cólon ascendente e cólon ascendente expandido - Caso 4

30 de maio de 2025

8.1 Iridologia: estreito cólon ascendente e cólon ascendente expandido - Caso 4

Doença	Symptoms and Clinical Manifestations
General Overview	The ascending colon, a critical segment of the large intestine, plays a vital role in water absorption and fecal formation. Abnormalities in its structure, such as narrowing or expansion, can lead to significant digestive disturbances. These conditions are often identifiable through iridology, which examines patterns in the iris to correlate with systemic health issues.
Expanded Ascending Colon	1. Structural Abnormality: The diameter of the ascending colon exceeds one-third of the normal intestinal muscle circumference. This expansion disrupts peristalsis, resulting in alternating episodes of diarrhea and constipation. The irregular muscle contractions impair the colon’s ability to propel waste efficiently. 2. Functional Impact: The enlarged lumen often leads to stool retention, causing bacterial overgrowth and toxin accumulation. Patients may experience bloating, flatulence, and discomfort after meals. Chronic cases can contribute to systemic symptoms like fatigue and headaches due to prolonged toxin exposure. 3. Associated Risks: Long-term expansion may predispose individuals to conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or colonic inertia.
Narrow Ascending Colon	1. Estenose intestinal: The narrowed lumen restricts the passage of fecal matter, leading to: – Digestive Dysfunction: Impaired nutrient absorption and slowed metabolism. – Loss of Appetite: Reduced hunger due to prolonged fecal retention and gastric feedback inhibition. – Chronic Constipation: Hard, infrequent stools accompanied by straining during defecation. 2. Mechanical Stress: The colon’s muscular layer may develop compensatory hypertrophy (thickening), exacerbating the stenosis. Patients often report a sensation of “intestinal tension” or cramping in the right abdominal quadrant. 3. Secondary Complications: Persistent narrowing can lead to fecal impaction or even partial bowel obstruction in severe cases.
Diverticulum intestinal	1. Localized Tenderness: Tenderness upon palpation in the right lower abdomen (McBurney’s point region), suggesting diverticular inflammation or microperforation. 2. Abdominal Distension: Gas accumulation due to disrupted motility, often worsening postprandially. 3. Auscultatory Findings: Hyperactive or hypoactive bowel sounds, depending on the degree of obstruction or inflammation. 4. Chronic Diverticulosis Tendency: Recurrent episodes indicate weakened intestinal walls, where mucosal herniation forms pouches (diverticula). These are prone to infection (diverticulitis) and may bleed if eroded. Long-term risks include abscess formation or fistula development.
Diagnostic Correlations	– Iridological Signs: Iris analysis may reveal: – Dark radial furrows in the intestinal zone (indicating chronic stenosis). – Whitish or cloudy patches (suggesting mucosal inflammation). – Lacunae (crypts) in the ascending colon zone, correlating with diverticular disease. – Conventional Diagnostics: Confirmation requires: – Colonoscopy: Visual assessment of luminal changes. – Barium Enema: Radiographic imaging for structural abnormalities. – CT/MRI: To evaluate complications like abscesses.
Holistic Management	1. Dietary Modifications: – High-fiber diets for stenosis (to soften stools). – Low-residue diets during diverticulitis flares. 2. Pharmacotherapy: – Probiotics to restore gut flora. – Antispasmodics for cramping. 3. Surgical Options: Reserved for severe stenosis or recurrent diverticulitis.

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