What medicine should be used for enema for proctitis

When suffering from proctitis, usually when the disease occurs, there will be symptoms of abdominal cramps, and some patients may also experience symptoms such as general fatigue. Proctitis is a chronic disease and the treatment time is usually relatively long. Therefore, when treating proctitis, you generally need to have enough patience, and before the cause is found out, it is best not to use medication blindly, otherwise it will cause the condition to worsen.

What medicine should be used for enema for proctitis?

The lesion site of this disease is mainly in the patient's rectum, and most patients suffer from chronic inflammatory diseases. Once patients suffer from this disease, they have frequent bowel movements with mucus, anal prolapse, tenesmus, and a feeling of urge to defecate. In clinical practice, cimetidine tin powder plus ofloxacin or metronidazole (these two enemas are performed alternately) is often used for enema treatment.

However, for patients with swollen rectal mucosa, normal saline or potassium permanganate solution can be used to directly irrigate the rectum for treatment. In addition, for those with mucosal erosion, cortisone acetate solution or silver nitrate solution can be applied. For those with sphincter and levator ani muscle spasms, warm olive oil can be injected into the rectum.

Since the disease has a certain degree of recurrence, it is easy to cause repeated attacks of symptoms. It is recommended that patients in this situation can be treated with Chinese medicine to regulate qi and soothe the intestines, and at the same time pay attention to their eating habits. The symptoms of most patients can be improved in time.

When proctitis occurs, we often feel abdominal cramps. At this time, when we feel the abdomen, we will feel a symptom of tenderness, which often causes abdominal cramps. Then, patients often find themselves weak all over and have obvious bowel movements. Chronic proctitis has a slow onset and the main symptom is diarrhea. The cause of proctitis is mostly due to the patient accidentally eating animal bones, which scratches the rectal mucosal wall and forms a wound, allowing opportunistic pathogens to take the opportunity to multiply and grow. Proctitis can also be caused by inflammation of other organs around the rectum of the patient, and inflammatory cells spread to the rectum.

The main examination methods for proctitis are routine stool examination, X-ray examination, and routine blood examination. Through routine stool examination, we can analyze what bacteria the patient is infected with. Then we decide on medication based on the results of this examination. Through a routine blood test, we can see how many white blood cells are in the patient's blood and determine the severity of the patient's inflammation.

The main medication for proctitis is to use some antibiotics, with long-term and large-scale intravenous drips. The commonly used antibiotics in clinical practice are mainly azithromycin, penicillin, erythromycin, vancomycin, etc. We use different antibiotics according to the different infected bacteria.

When proctitis occurs, we can choose to treat it with medicine. The medicine treatment mainly chooses salicylic acid azosulfonamide drugs, or adrenal glucocorticoids. We can also use local treatment methods, mainly for those cases of proctitis that recur frequently, and we can choose Chinese medicine for conditioning.

When treating proctitis, you can also choose a systemic treatment method. Systemic treatment mainly uses traditional Chinese medicine to regulate qi and soothe the intestines. You can also choose acupoint treatment, but we still need to pay attention to dietary conditioning during the normal treatment period and eat more light foods.