What are the characteristics of proctitis?

1. Indigestion: non-specific symptoms, mainly anorexia, upper abdominal fullness, nausea and vomiting, belching and acid swallowing, etc.

2. There will be symptoms of fullness and discomfort in the lower abdomen, decreased appetite, weight loss, and general discomfort.

3. Proctitis will have symptoms of blood in the stool. In mild cases, blood will adhere to the stool and cause constipation. In severe cases, blood will flow out and shock may occur.

4. Burning pain will appear in the anus when defecating. This is caused by secretion stimulation, causing the skin around the anus to peel off. Sometimes the patient's anal fissure will be itchy.

5. Most people have symptoms of abdominal pain before diarrhea. The pain is mostly distended and mostly localized to the left lower abdomen or left waist and abdomen. Persistent dull pain is relatively rare, and most mild cases have no abdominal pain.

6. Alternating constipation and diarrhea: This is a major symptom that often recurs or persists without healing. The nature of feces varies greatly among individuals. Feces can be soft, mushy, watery, or mucous.

Chronic proctitis requires long-term intestinal care.

The fundamental way to maintain intestinal health and the necessary condition for the treatment of chronic enteritis is to increase the number of intestinal probiotics and inhibit the growth of intestinal bacteria and viruses through the competitive effect of intestinal probiotics, thus Reduce or eliminate the causes of chronic enteritis. We need to consume a certain amount of high-quality prebiotics (such as isomaltooligosaccharide) every day. Patients with chronic enteritis, in addition to using isomaltooligosaccharide to regulate the intestines, proliferate intestinal probiotics, and inhibit the growth of pathogens and viruses, should also pay attention to daily care such as diet, work and rest.