Patient's question:
I am 52 years old. Recently, I have always felt a bit like I can't swallow food properly. When I swallow dry things, my throat feels extremely painful. After visiting the hospital and seeing a doctor, I found out that I actually have purulent esophagitis. Hello, how should purulent esophagitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Purulent esophagitis is a common infectious disease of the digestive tract, generally secondary to bacterial infection. After the recurrence of this disease, systemic antibiotic treatment should be administered to combat infection. In terms of diet, it is necessary to consume a large amount of small and easily absorbable foods, with liquid food as the foundation. If the throat pain is severe and unable to defecate, then intravenous digestive energy treatment should be combined.