intestinal

In intestinal indigestion the gut is nearly always inflated with gas, which in its movement produces rumbling noises.

There was an intestinal tube in the animal of a dark reddish brown colour.

But as it is a form of intestinal catarrh, it is right that it should be considered in connection with colitis.

The source of the evil, therefore, resides in the intestinal flora.

By so doing we slightly increase the secretion of saliva, and of the gastric, pancreatic, and intestinal juices.