Is ulcerative colitis or irritable bowel syndrome??? 5

If it is irritable bowel syndrome according to Western medicine, the treatment of soothing the liver and strengthening the spleen with traditional Chinese medicine can be used to regulate it, and the effect is very good, and it is not easy to repeat.

IBS is a group of intestinal dysfunctions characterized by persistent or intermittent episodes of abdominal pain, bloating, bowel habits, and/or changes in stool consistency, while lacking gastrointestinal structure and biochemical abnormalities. That is, the intestines are not clear after examination.

It's abnormal, but it's just that there are symptoms that make you uncomfortable.

It is more common in young and middle-aged people aged 20 to 50, and it is more common in women than men, and there is a tendency to cluster in families, and it is often accompanied by other gastrointestinal disorders such as functional dyspepsia.

According to the characteristics of stool, IBS can be divided into four clinical types: diarrhea, constipation, mixed and amorphous, and diarrhea is the main type in China. The current incidence is about 10% to 15%.

These four types can be distinguished by whether the proportion of hard stools and watery stools in the stool exceeds 25%.

The proportion of constipation type hard stool or dry stool ball" is 25%, the proportion of pasty or watery stool is 25%, and the proportion of hard stool or dry stool ball is 25%; If the above classification criteria cannot be met, it is amorphous.

If you want to ask what caused the tragedy, then I can say responsibly that all diseases named after "syndromes" in the medical community are either unknown or affected by multiple factors.

This is the case with IBS, which is not well understood, and is thought to be the result of a combination of factors such as abnormal gastrointestinal motility, visceral paresthesia, abnormal brain-intestinal regulation, inflammation, and psychopsychology.

Irritable bowel syndrome can seriously affect the daily life and normal work of patients, and some patients are even afraid or unable to go to work due to frequent abdominal pain and diarrhea. Frequent diarrhea can reduce the body's resistance, weaken the body's resistance to infectious diseases and various infections, and long-term constipation, so that the group reading materials can not eliminate waste and harmful substances in time, and are easy to be absorbed by the body again.

If ulcerative colitis is not carried out in time**, it will cause intestinal complications, and the intestinal complications of ulcerative colitis are mainly the following seven:

1) Acute colon dilation: It often occurs in the transverse colon or the whole colon, and is prone to occur in the elderly and critically ill patients. The clinical manifestations are flatulence, abdominal distention, weakened bowel sounds, abdominal X-ray plain film showing colon dilation, due to severe systemic poisoning symptoms, clinically also known as toxic megacolon.

Hypokalemia may be precipitated by anticholinergic drugs, morphine preparations, and enemas. Colon dilation is caused by extreme loss of smooth muscle tone in the intestinal wall and destruction of ganglion cells in the intestinal plexus.

2) Ulcer perforation: Acute diffuse peritonitis is mostly secondary to colonic dilation, which is mainly seen in patients with acute fulminant type or complications of toxic colitis, and can also be seen in sigmoidoscopy.

3) Concurrent hemorrhage: When the ulcer erodes a large blood vessel, it can be seen that the colon has hemorrhage, which is easy to cause shock.

4) Perianal diseases: common anal fissures, perianal abscesses, anal fistulas, hemorrhoids, etc.

5) Colon cancer: It is more common in young patients, and the longer the disease, the greater the likelihood. The more extensive the lesion, the higher the rate of cancer. At present, the course of the disease is rare to become cancerous within 5 years, 20% in 10 years, and up to 40% in more than 25 years.

6) Pseudopolyp formation in the colon: common, varying in size, mostly with multiple diffuse distribution.

7) Colon stricture and intestinal obstruction: It is mostly caused by mucosal thickening or extensive submucosal fibrosis. It is multiple, with the rectum being more common than the transverse colon, which is the cause of intestinal obstruction, and is mostly incomplete obstruction.