Patient's question:
2 years, abdominal pain, bloody diarrhea; in the past, taking some medicine would alleviate the symptoms, but recently the diarrhea has been more severe, with slightly bloody stools. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Diagnosed with chronic gastroenteritis. What kind of help is needed: Diarrhea and bloody stools occur after consuming greasy or irritating foods; recently, the condition has worsened, with bloody stools.Doctor's answer:
How is dysentery diagnosed? This diagnosis requires a doctor's examination to be confirmed. How was your stool tested? In terms of time, if you have chronic symptoms, you need to visit the gastroenterology department for examination. Spicy and irritating foods absolutely affect it, otherwise it will affect the diagnosis of the disease. If necessary, a colonoscopy may be required. The initial consideration is that chronic intestinal inflammation may be the most likely cause. Finally, patients should develop good daily habits, maintain regular routines, avoid smoking and alcohol, and increase daily exercise to enhance their immunity and prevent the recurrence of the condition.