are hyperpermeable intestines treatable and curable
hi I hope the following information will help you understand the condition first and thereafter the possibility of cure and treatment together it should help you get your answer to start with I am sorry but your question does not have a simple yes or no answer normally the gastrointestinal epithelium provides a semi permeable barrier that allows nutrients to be absorbed while preventing larger potentially toxic antigenic or pathogenic molecules or organisms from crossing into the bloodstream abnormally increased intestinal permeability allows the individual to absorb the bad food molecules and absorption of bacteria and or yeast from the gut to extra intestinal sites such as mesenteric lymph nodes liver spleen and systemic circulation this can be also be due to certain drugs microbial overgrowth radiation stress alcohol intake enteral parenteral nutrition or injury increased intestinal permeability occurs commonly with diseases including inflammatory bowel disease rheumatoid arthritis ankylosing spondylitis asthma eczema food allergies alcoholism trauma and surgery glutamine phosphatidylcholine flavonoids soluble fiber and fish oil as well as probiotic organisms including lactobacilli and saccharomyces boulardii can assist in correcting this abnormal permeability it would be necessary to avoid triggers like alcohol and of course other conditions like rheumatoid arthritis should be looked for the treatment of cause will help remove the cause so the treatment and cure would depend on how well one is evaluated
hello doctor is hyperpermeable intestine treatable and or curable kindly suggest