Symptoms of sigmoiditis in women

Sigmoiditis is a type of colitis. There are many causes of sigmoiditis, and we should all pay attention to the symptoms of this disease. So, what are the symptoms of female sigmoiditis? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Symptoms of Sigmoiditis in Women:

Sigmoiditis is another name for ulcerative colitis. Colonoscopy can show mucosal hematoma, edema, granularity, and small blood spots. Most of them have erosions and ulcers of irregular shapes, sizes, and intensities. This disease and Crohn's disease are collectively called inflammatory bowel disease. The causes may be related to immunity, infection, genetic inheritance and psychological factors. The clinical symptoms are diarrhea, mucus, pus and blood in the stool, and abdominal pain. The condition varies from mild to severe, often recurs, and the history of illness is long. Generally speaking, sigmoiditis causes abdominal pain before defecation.

The clinical manifestations of sigmoiditis include diarrhea, mucus and mucous stools, which may occur 3-4 times a day in mild cases and dozens of times a day in severe cases, or alternating between diarrhea and constipation. In addition, abdominal pain will continue to occur. Mild patients have no abdominal pain or only abdominal discomfort. Generally, there is mild to mild-to-moderate abdominal pain, which is pain in the left lower abdomen or lower abdomen, involving the whole abdomen with pain, urination and bowel movement, which is relieved regularly.

Next, we will look at the diet therapy for patients with sigmoiditis, hoping to provide some help to friends with sigmoiditis.

1. Eat low-calorie, low-fiber foods regularly. Foods containing too much fat are not only difficult to digest, but their laxative effect will always aggravate the symptoms of diarrhea. Therefore, patients should not eat fried, deep-fried, cold and high-fiber foods. They can choose easily digestible noodles, stewed noodles, wontons, green vegetables, fish, shrimp, eggs and bean products to give the stomach a rest.

2. If patients with chronic enteritis are dehydrated, they can drink some light salt water, vegetable juice, millet soup, fruit juice, millet porridge, etc. to replenish water, salt and vitamins.

The above is a detailed introduction to the basic information about female sigmoiditis. In addition, in order to master more basic information, we must pay attention to diet in our daily life.