Impact of Gastrointestinal Disease in Canada.

Annual per capita health care costs have been estimated to be three to four times greater in a population with diabetes compared to a population without the disease.

In 2008/09, adults aged 20 to 49 years with diabetes saw a family physician twice as often as those without diabetes, and specialists two to three times more often.

lots of surgeries have to be done for gastrointestinal diseases

Children can be born with Gastrointestinal Diseases

Diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases among children and youth.

May be hard to work with certain diseases

Some may be managable

intense symptoms including naseua vomiting stomach pain

6.8 percent of Canadians had diabetes in 2009

People with diabetes experienced mortality rates at least twice as high than those without. This results in noticeable decreases in life expectancys as well as health-adjusted life expectancys.

can be long time to recover from surgery

can be adverse effects from antibiotics

not able to eat alot of food

Ive seen alot of GE diseases on tv