How to treat inflammatory bowel disease in men?

Once suffering from inflammatory bowel disease, the patient will experience many uncomfortable symptoms. The most common symptoms are abdominal pain and diarrhea. If the disease develops seriously, the patient will also have a high fever and the stool may contain a small amount of blood. In addition to fever, the patient will also have mild anemia and malnutrition, etc., so the harm is very serious. So what is the correct treatment for inflammatory bowel disease in men?

How to treat inflammatory bowel disease in men?

Inflammatory bowel disease is a common digestive disease. The disease often manifests as persistent or recurrent diarrhea, mucus and blood in the stool accompanied by abdominal pain, tenesmus and varying degrees of systemic symptoms. Once the disease occurs, it not only affects the patient's daily life and work, but also has a great impact on the patient's physical and mental health. So what are the best treatments for inflammatory bowel disease? Let's introduce it in detail below.

The rubber band ligation method (gastroenteritis ligation method) is used to treat inflammatory bowel disease. A special rubber band is placed around the root of the gastroenteritis, causing it to necrotize, shrink and fall off naturally; the rubber band is also excreted with the feces. The patient suffers pain, which can block the blood circulation in the anus, causing congestion, swelling, pain, and difficulty in defecation. The anus feels like there is a foreign body, and the physical squeezing effect can easily increase the growth of new inflammation.

At present, many injection therapies are used to treat inflammatory bowel diseases at home and abroad, that is, injecting drugs into hemorrhoids to treat inflammation. After the drug reaction disappears, inflammation is easy to recur. If the injection site is inappropriate, it is easy to cause mucosal erosion, mucosal abscess, sclerosis, necrosis, massive bleeding, severe pain, edema or thrombosis of the underlying tissue, postoperative necrotic bleeding or infection of the necrotic surface to form ulcers, causing sequelae of anal stenosis.

Laser or therapeutic device treatment also causes trauma to the human body, not only mechanical damage, but also burns, so it is essentially no different from surgery. Relatively simple anal diseases can be treated with laser or therapeutic devices, while complex ones must be treated in hospital for surgery.

Ultra-low temperature and ultra-high temperature therapy can treat inflammatory bowel disease with various therapeutic instruments such as liquid oxygen freezing, laser, microwave, and electrons. Ultra-low temperature or ultra-high temperature can produce cold or heat effects, physical effects of oscillating ions, electric field capacitance effects, etc., to achieve the therapeutic purposes of coagulation of lesion tissue protein, vascular embolism closure, electrocautery and electrocoagulation hemostasis, cutting, tissue degeneration, necrosis and shedding, or sclerosis and atrophy. Laser treatment also causes trauma to the human body, not only mechanical damage, but also an additional burn. Therefore, there is no difference from traditional surgery in essence. Relatively simple anal diseases can be treated with lasers or therapeutic instruments.

The above is a detailed explanation of the treatment methods for inflammatory bowel disease. I believe everyone should have some understanding of this issue. This disease should be treated early rather than late, so once there are signs, it must be checked and treated as soon as possible to avoid delaying the treatment time. Finally, I wish all patients and friends a speedy recovery.