Symptoms and treatment of proctitis

Proctitis is a common disease nowadays, although it is not a malignant disease. However, once it occurs, people have no way to bear the pain that proctitis brings. This requires everyone to detect diseases in a timely manner and choose scientific treatment methods to treat diseases in a timely manner. However, since many people do not know much about proctitis, the incidence rate cannot determine whether it is proctitis. Therefore, it is very important for everyone to understand the symptoms and treatment of proctitis.

According to statistics, the number of patients with proctitis in my country has been increasing in recent years, which has greatly affected people's work and life. Moreover, due to people's lack of understanding of proctitis, many patients are very confused when facing proctitis, so the following is a detailed introduction to proctitis.

Patients complain of rectal bleeding or mucus discharge from the rectum. Proctitis caused by gonorrhea, herpes simplex, or cytomegalovirus may be accompanied by intense anorectal pain.

Constipation and diarrhea alternate, the stool contains mucus and blood, and there is burning pain at the anus during bowel movements. Due to the irritation of secretions, the epidermis around the anus peels off, sometimes forming cracks and itching, and the lower abdomen feels bloated and uncomfortable, with loss of appetite, weight loss, and general discomfort.

What are the symptoms and treatment of proctitis? Symptoms of proctitis include diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating, etc. It should be noted that proctitis can also cause severe anal pain. Therefore, when anal pain occurs, it should be carefully diagnosed, the cause should be found out through electronic anorectal endoscopy, and symptomatic treatment should be given.

For those with rectal mucosal edema, the rectum can be irrigated with normal saline, tannic acid, or potassium permanganate solution. For mucosal erosion, apply cortisone acetate solution or silver nitrate solution. For those with sphincter and levator ani muscle spasms, warm olive oil can be injected into the rectum. If the rectal mucosa is atrophied and dry, an appropriate amount of peppermint oil can be injected into the rectum every night. Clinically, using honey, sesame oil and yellow mold solution, alternating enema every other day, twice a day, has a good therapeutic effect.

The above content is a detailed introduction to the symptoms and treatment of proctitis. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. In addition, everyone is required to learn more about proctitis. Get effective treatment for proctitis as soon as it occurs, so that everyone's health can be protected and their life and work will not be affected.