Chronic colorectal inflammation with hyperplasia and treatment

Chronic colorectalitis is an inflammatory disease in the intestines, which often causes patients to have difficulty defecating and may even suffer from constipation, accompanied by diarrhea and bloody stools. Severe cases may also cause pain or even local infection, leading to continued worsening of the problem, so everyone should diagnose and treat it in a timely manner.

symptom

The main symptoms of chronic colorectal inflammation are: ① Abnormal defecation: Most patients have constipation, diarrhea, or alternating constipation and diarrhea. ② Bloody stool, mucus in stool, or bloody and purulent stool: Most patients have mucus or bloody and mucous stool. When rectal inflammation is obvious, there may be bloody stool or bloody and purulent stool. ③Abdominal pain: There may be mild to moderate dull pain in the lower abdomen, with a pattern of abdominal pain - urge to defecate - relief after defecation. ④ Abnormal sensation in the anus: Patients with proctitis often have incomplete defecation, a feeling of tenesmus, and may also have abnormal sensations such as burning and pain in the anus.

Colonoscopy: congestion and edema of the mucosa and even multiple superficial ulcers or polyps may be seen.

Diagnosis: The diagnosis can be basically confirmed based on clinical and colonoscopy examinations.

treat

Treatment of chronic colorectalitis

1. Treatment with Chinese medicine: Strengthening the spleen and kidney, invigorating qi and removing dampness should be the fundamental treatment method, clearing away heat and detoxifying, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis should be the symptomatic treatment method, and treatment should be based on syndrome differentiation. Long-term use of very bitter and cold medicines is most taboo. It can also be combined with Chinese medicine injections such as Maizhu Shenmai Injection, Astragalus Injection, etc. for intravenous drip to strengthen the body.

2. Western medicine treatment: According to the specific situation of the patient, if the inflammation is obvious, antibiotics can be used for a short period of time, combined with oral medications to regulate intestinal function.

3. Combination of Chinese and Western medicine enema: Using the unique Chinese medicine formula "Enteritis No. I Prescription" combined with Western medicine powder for retention enema, the clinically proven efficacy is satisfactory.

4. Psychotherapy: Patients with this disease often have mental and psychological changes such as anxiety, depression, tension, and suspicion. Severe cases can be given antidepressant treatment.

5. Other treatments: such as ① Nutritional diet therapy: high-nutrition, low-fat, low-residue and easily digestible diet can be given, or patients can be advised to cook porridge with yam, white lentils, coix seed, etc., and eat it regularly to strengthen the spleen and stomach; ② Hyperbaric oxygen therapy: It is particularly effective for patients with ulcerative colitis.