Identification of the ulcer and the Crohn? I m Crohn s disease or ulcerative colitis, thank you

Not Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease usually occurs in the colon, preferably in the ileum and adjacent contact (the ileum is the small intestine, the large intestine is artificially divided into 4 segments, i.e., the cecum, colon, sigmoid intestine, rectum, and the above is roughly located in your right lower abdomen).

2.If you have already had a colonoscopy, you must have taken a biopsy and wait for the pathological results to come out to confirm the diagnosis, because one of the major features of Crohn's disease is "chronic inflammatory granulomatous disease", which is not present in any ulcer, but is characteristic.

3.Crohn's disease ulcers are characterized by segmentation, not diffuseness, and your pathology has been objectively explained.

4.Your case is most likely ulcerative colitis, but that's just my guess, the doctor who can diagnose the diagnosis without seeing the patient in person is a god. Whether it is UC or CD (abbreviation of disease), it is recommended to go to a hospital above the second grade A for regularization**, because both diseases may occur toxic megacolon, intestinal obstruction, toxemia, and there is a certain possibility of cancer.

So I sincerely tell you that you need to be good**.

Today is on the night shift, and I happen to have time for your question, I hope it will help you.

I really forgot the difference between them, but looking at this description, it seems to be ulcerative colitis.

From the symptoms, signs and colonoscopy results you provide, it is ulcerative colitis.

In addition, these two diseases are not considered to be completely distinguished, they are originally inflammatory bowel diseases, and they are almost the same, and ulcerative colitis is common in China.

Because there is visible blood in the stool, and it occurs in the rectum, Crohn mostly occurs at the end of the ileum and near the colon, in summary, it should be ulcerative colitis, hopefully, welcome to continue to ask, thank you.

It's definitely not Crohn. Take a look at where it happened. Crohn is not going to be in the rectum.

It is ulcerative colitis, and the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine has a good effect.

Dietary principles of Crohn's disease Experts pointed out that the dietary principles of Crohn's disease are: Crohn's disease diet low carbohydrate diet Crohn's disease is an unspecified gastrointestinal granulomatous inflammatory disease, and this disease and ulcerative colitis have been collectively referred to as inflammatory bowel disease. The lesions are mostly found in the non-ileum and adjacent colons, often with segmental distribution, and the clinical manifestations are mainly abdominal pain, diarrhea, abdominal fistula formation and intestinal obstruction, accompanied by fever, anemia, etc., and the age of onset is mostly 15 to 40 years old, and there are slightly more males than females.

Researchers believe that there is a certain relationship between Crohn's disease and heredity, but the disease is not fully understood. Methods include medications such as corticosteroids to relieve intestinal inflammation or surgery to remove the diseased bowel. Current advocacy for the diet of patients with Crohn's disease is:

Give a high-nutrient and low-residue diet, and appropriately supplement folic acid, vitamin B12 and other vitamins and trace elements. Qingdao Gastroenterology Hospital is the best gastroenterology hospital in Qingdao.

For colitis, many people do not know much, ulcerative colitis is easy to cause multiple concurrent inflammation, such as a large amount of blood in the stool, intestinal ulcer attack caused by intestinal perforation, patients should use ladder immune reorganization** better.

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Crohn's disease requires a colonoscopy to diagnose it. It is differentiating from ulcerative colitis, but it is not ulcerative valence enteritis. First of all, the symptoms are different.

Ulcerative colitis has tenesmus, painful stool, and is relieved after defecation. Signs need to be confirmed under a colonoscopy. Crohn's disease can occur anywhere in the digestive tract, usually in the terminal ileum, near the colon.

There is pain in the lower abdomen... Ulcerative colitis, which is pain in the left lower quadrant, is common in the rectum and colon.

I studied in gastroenterology and I often see gastrointestinal endoscopy. If you have any questions, just ask.

There is no need to distinguish in traditional Chinese medicine, mainly depending on the symptoms, what is the use of distinguishing? Western medicine can't cure it.

Analysis: Hello, this is an inflammatory bowel disease, which will cause ulcers and inflammation of the intestines.

Guidance: It can generally be clarified through colonoscopy, and if it is not clear, a pathological biopsy of the intestine can also be done.

Hello, there are many reasons, it is not easy to judge, this online can not be 100% correct diagnosis, don't take medicine, why, it varies from person to person, so the best way is to go to the hospital, find a chief physician, a thorough examination, a thorough **, a thorough rest assured, you say.

When to do a colonoscopy, you should show the doctor who did the colonoscopy, and they agree to do it for you. The identification of ulceration and Crohn is very difficult, and it is often wrong, even if experts may be wrong, but in terms of medicinal ant digging, the two are basically the same, so it doesn't matter if you can't distinguish them, you still need to do colonoscopy and do pathology.

Dr. Zhu Wei Ming solemnly reminded that because the patient cannot be seen face-to-face and cannot fully understand the condition, the above suggestions are for reference only, and please go to the hospital for specific diagnosis and treatment under the guidance of the doctor! ）

Suggestion: The manifestations of Crohn's disease are: abdominal pain (mostly right lower quadrant or periumbilical pain, and reversed), diarrhea, abdominal mass, nutritional disorders, etc., imaging examinations, colonoscopy, biopsies and other laboratory tests, the disease needs to be distinguished from various intestinal infectious or non-infectious and tumors.

Beijing Fengtai Guangji Hospital Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis, Traditional Chinese Medicine Meridian Dredging**. One look at the accurate. Anyway, this one is optimistic about my colleague's Crohn's disease, and I believe it.