Is exudative diarrhea serious?

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Exudative diarrhea, intestinal mucositis exudate a lot of mucus, pus, blood, can cause diarrhea. Exudative diarrhea can occur in many patients with mucosal diseases (such as localized enteritis, ulcerative colitis, tuberculosis, lymphoma and cancer). Mucosal inflammation, ulcer or swelling can cause the outflow of plasma, serum protein, blood and mucus, resulting in the increase of fecal volume and fluid content. If the rectal mucosa is involved, because the inflammatory rectum is more sensitive to swelling, it can cause diarrhea and increase the frequency of defecation. Is the exudative diarrhea serious?

Is exudative diarrhea serious?

Feces contain exudate and blood. Lesions in the colon, especially in the left colon, often cause purulent stools. If there is erosion or ulcer, it is often accompanied by blood; If the lesion is located in the small intestine, the exudate and blood are evenly mixed with the feces, and the cells in it are easy to be destroyed. Therefore, unless there is a large amount of exudation or bleeding, or the intestinal peristalsis is too fast, the purulent stool can not be seen with naked eyes, and it can only be found with the help of microscopy.

Too short absorption time can be seen in the lack of sufficient time for the digesta to contact the gastrointestinal tract * sufficient absorption of water in the feces. Factors leading to reduced contact time include small or large bowel resection, gastrectomy, pyloroplasty, vagotomy, segmental intestinal bypass, drugs (such as magnesium containing antacids, laxatives, etc.) or humoral factors (such as prostaglandin and serotonin).

The time of chyme transport in intestinal tract is prolonged, bacteria in feces proliferate in small intestine, and diarrhea associated with malabsorption can also occur. The factors that can prolong the time of chyme transport and make bacteria overgrow include intestinal segment stenosis, scleroderma enteropathy and the retention of intestinal loop formed by operation.

matters needing attention

1. Pay attention to the sanitation of drinking water. After boiling, drinking water can kill pathogenic microorganisms. 2. Pay attention to food hygiene. Separate raw and cooked food to avoid cross contamination. The leftover food should be stored in the refrigerator in time, and the storage time should not be too long. Before eating to heat, to heat through. Try to eat less food with pathogenic bacteria, such as screws, shells, crabs and other aquatic products. When eating, cook and steam thoroughly. It is not advisable to eat it raw, half raw, soaked in wine, vinegar or salt. Add vinegar and garlic to the salad. 3. Pay attention to hand hygiene. Wash hands before and after meals. 4. Clean environment, kill flies and cockroaches. 5. Try to reduce contact with diarrhea patients, especially do not share food and drink.