Feeling of defecation

Introduction Defecation sensation refers to the feeling that the body has a lot of difficulty in pulling the stool in a day due to changes in digestive function or certain infection factors causing certain changes in the body's related functions, which has a certain impact on the daily life of the body. Such as guns, knife wounds, infection after foreign body injury in the rectum, lymphogranuloma, actinomycosis, anal rectal cancer rupture or deep infection, and weak, low resistance, or chronic wasting disease, Or malnutrition, is the cause of the cause of defecation.

Cause

1. Bacterial infections such as amoebic dysentery;

2, inflammation of the intestines, such as colitis;

3, irregular eating and drinking, the body's immunity caused by various pathogen infections, resulting in gastrointestinal disorders.

an examination

Related inspection

Ultrasound examination of gastrointestinal diseases, routine blood test

1. Carefully ask the relevant medical history and collect relevant clinical data.

2. Closely check the patient to clearly understand the clinical symptoms of the patient.

3, appropriate physical examination of the patient, a preliminary understanding of the morphological changes of the various organs of the patient, paying special attention to the disease of the abdominal digestive system.

4. Perform relevant equipment examinations on patients, conduct laboratory tests as appropriate, and routine examination of feces is generally required.

5, comprehensive consideration of various inspection results, combined with the clinical symptoms of various organ damage, and finally draw a corresponding diagnosis.

Differential diagnosis

Differential diagnosis

Defecation is not enough: Many people have the feeling that the bowel movements are not clean, and the stool is not formed, and the bowel movements are not comfortable and uncomfortable. In fact, most of the feelings of defecation are caused by chronic enteritis. Chronic enteritis can be caused by prolonged or recurrent episodes of acute enteritis, and the course of disease is more than 2 months. Long-term fatigue, emotional excitement, excessive mental stress, and malnutrition can all be the cause of chronic enteritis. It can also be secondary to diseases such as chewing disorders, gastric acid deficiency, subtotal gastrectomy, and intestinal parasitic diseases. According to the increase in the number and frequency of clinical diarrhea, feces are thin, even watery stools, accompanied by bowel, but no urgency, nutritional disorders, combined with recurrent episodes or the cause of chronic enteritis, the diagnosis is generally not difficult.

Foreign body sensation of urination: It is because a patient with urinary calculi feels a foreign body sensation when urinating. Urinary calculi are rare in clinical practice. Most are derived from the urinary system above the bladder and bladder, such as kidney stones, ureteral stones or bladder stones. Stones can stay in the urethra or invade the urethra, scaphoid or urethra of the prostate when discharged. A small number of secondary to urethral stricture, urethral atresia, foreign body or urethral diverticulum. Stones that originate in the urethra are quite rare. Usually a single stone. Most of the stones in the combined infection are ammonium magnesium phosphate. Most female urethra stones occur in the urethral fistula.

Mild pain in the anus, bulge or discomfort: clinical symptoms of anal sinusitis. Anal sinusitis (anal sinusitis), also known as anal cryptitis, is an inflammatory lesion in the anal sinus and anal gland. It is an important potential infection, and approximately 85% of anorectal lesions are associated with anal sinus infection. There is no obvious symptom in the chronic phase, but there is often a slight pain in the anus, bulging or discomfort, or a decrease in anal gland secretion, dry anal canal, poor bowel movements, etc. In the acute attack period, there is pain in bowel movements, more secretions, accidental pus and blood in the toilet paper, burning discomfort, anal bulge and so on. If the anal sphincter is inflammatory, it can cause mild or moderate spastic contraction of the sphincter, often with short-term paroxysmal dull pain, or pain lasting for several hours. In severe cases, the pain can pass through the pudendal nerve, the radial nerve, and the perineal nerve. Radioactive pain.

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