Explore Jan Davidsz de Heemâs sumptuous still life painting âVase of Flowersâ in this video from the Childrenâs Video Tour.Here, the artist depicts a harmonious arrangement of flowers, long stalks of wheat, and insects.Despite the realistic detail of this painting, this arrangement could never have really existed, as the flowers shown here bloom at different times of the year.ere, the artist depicts a harmonious arrangement of flowers, long stalks of wheat, and insects. Despite the realistic detail of this painting, this arrangement could never have really existed, as the flowers shown here bloom at different times of the year.
Your doctor may use the term painful diverticular disease. It's likely that painful diverticular disease is caused by irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Symptoms include diarrhea and cramping abdominal (belly) pain, with no fever or other sign of an infection.
Diverticular disease will occur in about one in four of those with diverticulosis. Factors that increase the risk of diverticular disease include constipation, smoking, being overweight, physical inactivity, and the use of anti-inflammatory medication. The reasons for why these risk factors increase the risk of diverticular disease are unclear. It has been suggested that being constipated and usually straining at bowel movements may create enough pressure in the intestinal walls to weaken them and begin the development of diverticular pouches.