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Whipples Disease

Sign/Symptoms
Abdominal Bleeding Abdominal Cramp Diarrhoea (Diarrhea) Fatigue Fever (Raised Body Temperature) Intestinal Lipodystrophy Lymph Nodes Swollen (Glands) Mind: Confusion Pain Abdominal Pain Joint (Arthralgia) Swelling (Oedema, Edema) Weakness Weight Loss (Body Mass Index Decreased)

Drugs
Cotrimoxazole

Treatments

Attributes
Commonality is rare

Further Tests
D Xylose Absorption Test (Xylose Tolerance) D Xylose (Blood Concentration, 1 Hour Post Administration) (Decreased) D Xylose (Urine, Percentage of Total Administered, After 5 Hours) (Decreased) D Xylose (Blood Concentration, 2 Hours Post Administratio) (Decreased) D Xylose Absorption Test (Xylose Tolerance) D Xylose (Blood Concentration, 1 Hour Post Administration) (Decreased) D Xylose (Urine, Percentage of Total Administered, After 5 Hours) (Decreased) D Xylose (Blood Concentration, 2 Hours Post Administratio) (Decreased) Fecal Fat Determination (Fat Absorption Test, Fecal Fat Stain) Fecal Fat (Increased) Protein Electrophoresis (Blood, Serum Protein) Albumin (Blood) (Decreased) Urine 5-Hydroxindoleacetic Acid Concentration Urine 5-Hydroxindoleacetic Acid (Increased)

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