Patient's question:
Moreover, it seems to be mixed with mucus. Moreover, I have chronic colitis, and sometimes my stool also contains mucus and blood. I'm worried about whether it might be hereditary? How does the blood come out? If you need to diagnose and treat it,Doctor's answer:
Chronic colitis is a chronic, recurrent, and multiple condition that affects the colon, sigmoid colon, and rectum. Symptoms include lower left abdominal pain, diarrhea, tenesmus, intermittent liquid discharge in stool, alternating constipation and diarrhea, fluctuating condition that worsens and improves intermittently, persistent and recurrent attacks. Modern medicine considers chronic colitis to be caused by inflammatory changes in the colon due to factors such as infection, genetic autoimmune factors, and neuropsychiatric factors.