What are the dangers of intestinal infections to the body?

It will cause nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, bloating, and affect the health of the stomach and intestines, and in severe cases, it will cause gastric perforation.

1. Intestinal tuberculosis: Intestinal tuberculosis is a chronic specific infection caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis invading the intestinal wall. It usually occurs in the ileocecal region, secondary to tuberculosis. It is divided into two types: ulcerative type and hyperplastic type. The main hazards are:

1.Symptoms of tuberculosis poisoning: the main manifestations are low-grade fever, night sweats, fatigue, emaciation, loss of appetite, etc.

2.Chronic abdominal pain and diarrhea: For ulcerative intestinal tuberculosis, chronic pain in the umbilical region and right lower abdomen occurs, constipation and diarrhea may alternate, and there will be what people commonly call five more diarrhea, and if the colon is involved, mucus and bloody stools will appear.

3.Incomplete intestinal obstruction: for proliferative intestinal tuberculosis or ulcerative scar hyperplasia causing incomplete intestinal obstruction.

4.Intestinal fistula or abscess formation: when the bowel is perforated, an intra-intestinal fistula and surrounding abscess can form.

It will also affect the kidneys, some diseases of the liver, pain in the stomach, and the body will become very weak, and it will also lead to indigestion.

Chronic enteritis not only causes a lot of mental pressure to patients, brings a lot of changes to work and life, but also easily causes malnutrition and anemia.

1. Mental stress: Chronic enteritis may be a lifelong disease for some patients, with a long course of disease and high mental pressure.

2 Impact on work and life: The typical symptom of enteritis is diarrhea, and the increase in the frequency of diarrhea will cause a lot of inconvenience in work and life.

3 Malnutrition: Long-term diarrhea can cause nutrient absorption disorders and cause malnutrition.

4. Anemia: Repeated pus and blood in the later stage will cause anemia, and patients are prone to fatigue, lack of breath and lazy speech.

Intestinal infectious diseases refer to pathogens that invade the human body through the digestive tract and cause lesions in the gastrointestinal tract and even other systems (such as the nervous system), after which the pathogens can be excreted through the intestine and continue to spread. In medicine, this type of disease is called intestinal infectious disease.

Common intestinal infectious diseases include bacillary dysentery, typhoid, cholera, viral hepatitis A, viral hepatitis E, bacterial food poisoning, viral gastroenteritis, etc. The main mode of transmission is contaminated water, food and hands with feces (some including urine) and vomit of patients with intestinal infectious diseases or their carriers, or through vectors such as flies to healthy people. Therefore, taking necessary precautions is the key to preventing and controlling the occurrence of intestinal infectious diseases.

1. Water source: ensure that the drinking water is not polluted, especially not contaminated by feces.

2. Diet: Do not drink raw water, do not eat spoiled food, and pay special attention not to eat raw or semi-raw seafood and aquatic products. Food (including meat, fish, vegetables, etc.) should be cooked thoroughly and thoroughly.

Leftovers and alternate foods should be thoroughly reheated before eating. When eating melons and fruits raw, pay attention to washing them and peeling off the skin. Raw and cooked knives and raw and cooked food should be separated.

Adjusting your diet and eating more vinegar and garlic can help prevent intestinal infections.

3. Personal hygiene: Wash your hands repeatedly with soapy running water before and after using the toilet before meals and after handling raw food (fish, shrimp, crab, shellfish and other aquatic products). It is strictly forbidden to urinate in the open.

4. Environmental sanitation: keep the surrounding environment clean and assist the health and epidemic prevention department to eliminate the "four pests".

5. Daily life: pay attention to the combination of work and rest and ensure adequate sleep to improve the immunity of the body against diseases.

6. Vaccination: High-risk groups can be vaccinated with hepatitis A vaccine, typhoid vaccine, cholera vaccine, etc.

7. Seek medical attention in time: When gastrointestinal symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting occur, it is necessary to go to the intestinal outpatient clinic of a regular hospital in time to avoid delaying the condition.

Gut health is an important guarantee for our good health!

The intestine is a part of the digestive tract, located in the middle and lower end of the digestive tract, people often think of the intestine as just a excretory duct, just like the urethra is a urinary tube, often in the abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, people think of it.

In fact, the intestinal tract plays a great role in the human body, and the health of the intestinal tract is closely related to the overall health of the human body.

Contribution of the gut to the human body:

1. 99% of the various nutrients required by the human body are absorbed from the intestines. The intestine is the organ of food digestion, and it is the most important and critical organ for nutrient absorption.

2. 80% of the waste and toxins of the human body are discharged from the intestines, which is the most important and critical organ of the human body to excrete wastes and toxins;

3. You may not know that the intestine is still the largest immune organ in the human body! The gut is the first line of defense against toxins and harmful substances;

4. There is a function that you may not know, some bacteria in the intestine have the function of synthesizing B vitamins, and some of the B vitamins that our body needs are synthesized and absorbed in the intestines;

The above introduction is enough to show the importance of the gut.

So how can you ensure the health of your gut?

Modern medical research has given the answer: the key to gut health is the balance of intestinal flora.

The intestines are home to countless bacteria, more than the cells of the human body, up to 100 trillion of them, which can circle the earth for more than two weeks if arranged together.

Depending on their effects on the human body, bacteria can be divided into two main groups:

1. Bacteria that are beneficial to the human body are called beneficial bacteria.

Second, bacteria that are harmful to the human body are called harmful bacteria.

When harmful bacteria and beneficial bacteria reach a balance, they exist with each other and parasitize in the human intestines, which will not cause harm to the human body.

The key to maintaining this balance is in the beneficial bacteria.

If there are more harmful bacteria than good bacteria, the microbiosis will be imbalanced

Diarrhea, constipation, decreased immunity, and in severe cases, inflammatory bowel disease, enterogenic toxinemia, tumors, etc.

Therefore, supplementing with beneficial bacteria is a need for our human health. To be healthy, you must pay attention to the health of your gut.

It's very big, all you have to drink hawthorn and honey, as well as green juice, although it is not a long-term use, you can exchange 2 stars for one, that is detoxifying.

The gut plays a big role in the human body.

A: The human body is made up of about 10% muscle cells and 90% bacterial cells. Bacterial cells are mainly distributed in four parts, including the human intestine, **, oral cavity, and reproductive tract, of which about 80% are in the intestine.

Therefore, the gut is the largest microecosystem in the human body, with about 400 species of bacteria and 100 trillion bacteria living in it, which are mainly divided into beneficial bacteria, neutral bacteria and harmful bacteria.

Studies have shown that about 95% of the body's nutrients are absorbed through the intestines, about 80% of toxins are excreted through the intestines, and about 70% of immunity is provided by the intestines. The balance of intestinal microecology plays a key role in human detoxification and immunity, and becomes a natural barrier to maintain human health. Most chronic diseases and intestinal problems in the human body are caused by intestinal maintenance, so intestinal maintenance is the source of human health.

Every day, the intestines are smoother.

The intestine is the largest detoxification organ in the human body, which is responsible for most of the body's detoxification tasks, and also bears the heavy responsibility of defending against diseases. Even when the person is at rest, the intestines are still in motion, and in addition to being involved in the digestion and absorption of food, they are also involved in the regulation of the functions of many vital organs.

In addition, the gut can be called the second "brain" of humans. Therefore, a large part of emotions can be influenced by the enteric nervous system.

About 99% of the nutrients required by the human body are digested by the intestines and 100% absorbed by the intestines. If there is a problem with the intestines, it is a waste to replenish everything!

1. "Intestinal toxin" makes you slow and irritable.

The body accumulates a lot of toxins, and the body fluids are acidic, qi and blood are insufficient, so that the brain cells do not get enough oxygen and nutrients, and the thinking will be relatively slow, and the brain will not be flexible. It is also easy to cause anxiety, inexplicably want to get angry, and everything is caused by the toxins that are suppressed in the body.

2. You're not fat, you're "blocked".

Many people are obese, not because they eat too much, but because they excrete too little, and the body's metabolism is impaired, resulting in "not making ends meet" and waste accumulating in the body.

Most of the harmful microorganisms cause damage to the tissues and organs of macroscopic organisms through a variety of mechanisms, which can be summarized as direct damage caused by microbiological colonization and immune damage caused by macrobiological rejection of microbiological colonization.

Colonization, the metabolism and reproduction of microscopic organisms on the body surface (**surface, interstitial and intracellular) or in vivo (mucosal surface, interstitial and intracellular) of macroorganisms. Generally, acute enteritis, dysentery, etc. will be transmitted to the baby, with specific intestinal diseases to actively carry out antibacterial and anti-inflammatory**, the diagnosis of intestinal diseases depends on the stool test, colonoscopy and blood auxiliary examination can generally be confirmed.

<>First, the intestinal tract is used as the first colonization site, and multiple organs are used as the secondary colonization site. There are more than 100 serotypes of the enterovirus genus. The first colonization sites after the virus enters the human body are usually the intestines and respiratory tract, with the intestines being the main ones; After the virus first multiplies at the first colonization site, it passes through the bloodstream and transfers to the second colonization site; The second colonization site is extensive, including the lungs, heart, pancreas, nerves, muscles, skin or skin, conjunctiva, etc., causing diseases in the corresponding parts.

Second, viruses of the non-small RNA viridae that use the intestine as the primary site of pure secondary colonization and a single organ as the secondary colonization site are used as the secondary colonization site. Mainly hepatitis A and E viruses. The first site of colonization after the virus enters the body is the intestine; After the virus first multiplies at the first colonization site, it travels through the portal vein bloodstream to the second colonization site, which is the liver, causing hepatitis.

Third, viruses of the non-small RNA viridae that use the intestine as a site of colonization and spread in the intestine. After the virus enters the human body, it has only one colonization site in the intestine and causes only intestinal disease, i.e., intestinal intoxicitis. The enterovirus mentioned here is a generalized enterovirus, which covers the above three understandings, but mainly refers to the latter two.

Although dehydration may occur in patients with severe vomiting and/or diarrhoea, deaths are rare. Mortality occurs mainly in infants, young children, frail or elderly patients who are severely dehydrated.

Those who do not pay attention to their daily diet, those who over-diet, those who like to eat high-protein foods such as jujube songs, people who have long-term constipation, and people who stay up late for a long time are very susceptible to intestinal diseases.

People who like to overeat, eat irregularly, stay up late for a long time, like to drink and smoke, and people with poor physical resistance are particularly susceptible to intestinal diseases.

People who don't pay attention to healthy diet, people who don't pay attention to diet and hygiene, people who often eat some foods that are harmful to the body, people who don't pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, and people who often eat raw food.

1. Intestinal parasites

Intestinal parasites are a very common phenomenon. The parasite enters the intestines and feeds on nutrients in the body. The longer the parasite is parasitic, the more severe the infection will be and the more harmful it will be to the intestines.

Sometimes parasites are not used, and if they are, blood tests and stool samples are usually done, and then further tests are done.

2. Proctitis

Proctitis is inflammation that occurs in the rectum. If there is inflammation in the intestines, the infection is more likely to enter the intestines and even spread to other areas of the digestive tract. On the other hand, proctitis can also be more severe when an intestinal infection is present.

The infection causes swelling of the intestines, which affects bowel movements. Rectal infections are sometimes more difficult because they do.

3. Ulcerative colitis

Ulcerative colitis is an intestinal disease that causes long-term ulcers in the intestines and causes severe constipation or diarrhea, which can also make bowel movements painful. In addition to these symptoms, ulcerative colitis can also increase the risk of intestinal infections. Ulcers are an ideal place for infection to arise and spread, and if you have ulcerative colitis, be sure to do it promptly**.

4. Duodenal cancer

Duodenal cancer is a type of cancer of the intestines. As the tumour grows larger, it causes intestinal obstruction and blocks the passage of toxins and waste products. When toxins and waste products are lodged in the intestines, they can break down and lead to infections, which can spread to other areas of the body and are extremely harmful to the body.

5. Colon cancer

When intestinal cancer occurs, intestinal pain becomes weak, more susceptible to disease, and more susceptible to infection. Colon cancer patients should pay attention to maintenance and **, but also pay attention to whether there are signs of infection. If an intestinal infection develops, the infection needs to be treated**.

6. Fungal infection

When the fungus enters the body, it can enter the intestines and cause infection. A variety of different tests need to be done to determine the type of fungus that is causing this infection, which is advantageous. Fungi are difficult** and resistant to drugs such as antibiotics.

7. Intussusception

Intussusception affects blood flow and also prevents waste products from passing through the intestines, causing waste products to enter the bloodstream. In this case, an intestinal infection occurs. In general, patients require surgery, and intestinal infections can also be treated with antibiotics**.

8. Intestinal diverticulum

Intestinal diverticulum can cause a variety of different symptoms, including abdominal pain and intestinal infections. If left unchecked, the infection can also enter the bloodstream, which can be extremely dangerous and even fatal. Intestinal infections caused by intestinal diverticula can be difficult** and can be relieved with antibiotics.

Although intestinal infections can be relieved, such as taking antibiotics, if the disease that causes the intestinal infection is not **, the intestinal infection will still be reversed. Understanding the causes of intestinal infections can help determine what works. If the infection doesn't go, it can lead to more serious problems.

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