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Which are the causes of Hirschsprung Disease?
See some of the causes of Hirschsprung Disease according to people who have experience in Hirschsprung Disease
The ganglion cells in the large, and sometimes in the small intestine do not form during pregnancy.
There for the fecal matter doesn't pass or sometimes it does pass but not very much which will sometime require surgery to remove the affected bowel, some surgeries are straight forward and can be cut and restitch and some require a ostomy bag of some sort. Some require the ostomy bag for a temporary amount of time, some require it for the rest of their life.
Some do not need surgery and can be managed with a specific diet.
There for the fecal matter doesn't pass or sometimes it does pass but not very much which will sometime require surgery to remove the affected bowel, some surgeries are straight forward and can be cut and restitch and some require a ostomy bag of some sort. Some require the ostomy bag for a temporary amount of time, some require it for the rest of their life.
Some do not need surgery and can be managed with a specific diet.
Posted Sep 28, 2017 by Stefania 2070
Lack of ganglion nerve cells in the intestines during fetus development...ultimately genetic.
Posted Oct 25, 2018 by Mallory 1500
It’s not clear. It can be hereditary. There is a genetic mutation. HD occurs when part of the colon does not have nerves, or working nerves.
Posted May 15, 2019 by RachelPM 2500
Hirschsprungs disease happens when ganglion cells are not present in a babies or persons intestine. Hd is mostly diagnosed during the first few years of birth
Posted Feb 5, 2021 by Dawud Mohamed Idham 3550
