Diseases of the intestinal tract are quite frequent, but their real number is not exactly known, because damage to the intestinal tract can be either an independent pathology or follow other diseases of the digestive tract (for example, with acquired gastritis, acquired pancreatitis). Despite the similar symptoms, different diseases of the digestive tract usually require very different methods of therapy. So, what normalizes the work of the stomach may categorically not be suitable for pathologies of the liver or gallbladder. That is why attempts to self-medicate without an accurate diagnosis for gastrointestinal diseases are contraindicated.