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Angiodysplasia

Angiodysplasia is a condition where abnormal, fragile blood vessels form in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, most often in the colon. These vessels can weaken and rupture, leading to episodes of bleeding. It is more common in older adults and is often associated with chronic kidney disease, heart valve disorders, or clotting problems. In this video, we explain what angiodysplasia is, why it occurs, and the symptoms you should recognize. Many patients may experience blood in the stool, anemia from slow blood loss, fatigue, or weakness. Sometimes, the bleeding is painless but recurrent, making diagnosis challenging. We’ll also cover how doctors diagnose angiodysplasia through endoscopy, colonoscopy, capsule endoscopy, or imaging tests. Treatment may include endoscopic procedures such as cauterization, medications to reduce bleeding risk, iron therapy for anemia, or in severe cases, surgery. Recognizing angiodysplasia is important because untreated bleeding can lead to chronic anemia and impact quality of life. Subscribe for more videos on digestive health and related conditions. For expert GI care, visit GastroDoxs.com or call 832-632-4070. #Angiodysplasia #DigestiveHealth #GIbleeding #Anemia #GastroDoxs