Characteristics of bloody stools caused by enteritis

Enteritis with blood in the stool is a relatively common disease, which is a symptom of blood in the stool caused by enteritis. The occurrence of this problem has a relatively large impact on human health, because it may mean a malignant tumor in the intestine. Of course, long-term bloody stools may also lead to health problems such as anemia and sepsis, and will also affect the nervous system. Next, I will introduce to you some relevant knowledge about bloody stools caused by enteritis!

1. Characteristics of bloody stools caused by enteritis

The common causes of bloody stools are hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal sinusitis, polyps, proctitis, anal papilloma, early colon and rectal cancer, etc. For enteritis, bloody stools may be a warning of intestinal infection and should be taken seriously.

2. The harm of blood in stool caused by enteritis

1. Blood in the stool is an early sign of intestinal malignancy. Many people are familiar with the symptoms of hemorrhoids and blood in the stool, so as long as the symptoms of blood in the stool appear, they will naturally think that they have hemorrhoids. But they don't know that blood in the stool may also be an early sign of intestinal malignancy. Clinically, 80% of patients with early rectal cancer have been misdiagnosed or missed due to ignoring blood in the stool, thus delaying the treatment of rectal cancer.

2. Long-term bloody stools can cause anemia. Long-term bloody stools can easily cause the body to lose a large amount of iron, causing iron deficiency anemia. The anemia symptoms caused generally develop slowly, and there may be no symptoms or mild symptoms in the early stages. When the anemia symptoms are severe, there will be pale complexion, fatigue, loss of appetite, palpitations, rapid heart rate, shortness of breath after physical activity, edema, etc.

3. Blood in the stool can affect the function of the nervous system. Blood in the stool can also affect the human nervous system, causing dysfunction of the human nervous system, causing some patients to experience symptoms such as easy excitement, excitement, and irritability. At the same time, long-term bloody stools will make patients feel uneasy all day long, fall into mental fear, and seriously affect their normal life and work.

4. Blood in stool can lead to sepsis and toxemia. Because blood in the stool caused by anorectal diseases such as anal fissures and hemorrhoids, once they cause infection and create perianal abscesses, bacterial toxins, pus plugs, etc. can easily invade the human blood and cause sepsis, toxemia, etc. Long-term blood in the stool may also cause anal pain and defecation problems, bringing lifelong pain to the patient.

3. Prevention of enteritis and blood in the stool

1. Develop a good habit of regular bowel movements to prevent constipation and bloody stools.

2. Avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time, walking with heavy loads for long periods of time, excessive fatigue, etc., so as not to cause some anorectal diseases and lead to bloody stools.

3. Eat less spicy food, and it is best not to smoke and drink less alcohol to avoid irritation to the anus and cause blood in the stool.