With the improvement of living standards, people's eating habits are slowly changing, and the incidence rate of intestinal diseases is also increasing year by year. So what is proctitis? Proctitis is an inflammation that occurs within the rectum. The three-year course of the disease belongs to chronic proctitis, which can generally be erosive and ulcerative; It can be congested and edematous; It can also be ulcer bleeding. May cause bleeding, pain, and even rectal discharge. Mild cases of proctitis only involve inflammation of the mucosa, while severe cases can involve the submucosal layer, muscular layer, and even surrounding tissues of the rectum.
How to detect if you have proctitis? In addition to the above-mentioned situations, the most common symptoms of proctitis include pain, loss of appetite, weight loss, and so on during bowel movements. If not treated in a timely manner, many complications may occur as described above, and even develop into cancer, so it needs our attention.
So some people may ask, since proctitis is so terrifying, what is the best treatment method? Asking me is asking the right person. I would like to recommend a type of Zangling Water Sugar to everyone. Zangling Water Sugar is a specialized nutrient source for beneficial bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract, which can rapidly proliferate bifidobacteria and intestinal probiotics without being broken down by digestive enzymes. It can target the inflammatory site and help promote inflammation absorption. It has both protective and detoxifying effects on the intestines, and is helpful for digestive disorders, gastrointestinal inflammation, and constipation.
In addition to the Zangling Water Sugar just introduced by the editor, healthy diet and psychological relief are also very important for patients with proctitis. Because patients with proctitis have severely impaired intestinal function, proper diet and maintaining a happy mood not only have a regulating effect on the condition, but also have a great relieving effect on the damaged intestinal function. Have you found the best treatment for proctitis?