Bowel dysfunction

Introduction Intestinal neurosis, also known as intestinal dysfunction, is a general term for a group of gastrointestinal syndromes. It is a disorder of autonomic nervous system caused by advanced neurological dysfunction, mainly for gastrointestinal motility and secretion dysfunction, and no organelles. Sexual pathological changes, excluding gastrointestinal dysfunction caused by other systemic diseases. Patients often have abdominal discomfort, abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, constipation or diarrhea constipation alternately, and there are still symptoms after the stool and mucus often with mucus. In addition, patients may have symptoms of dyspepsia such as belching, belching, and nausea, and often have symptoms of autonomic dysfunction such as shortness of breath, redness, sweating, and urine in the hands and feet. Women are often accompanied by dysmenorrhea.

Cause

Recent studies have shown that intestinal dysfunction is closely related to temporary or persistent dysbacteriosis. More than 400 bacteria are inhabited in human intestines. These normal intestinal flora are mainly composed of beneficial bacteria, harmful bacteria and neutral. The composition of the bacteria. The so-called dysbacteriological imbalance means that the flora balance in the intestine deviates from the potentially beneficial or beneficial bacteria that can promote health, but turns to the increase of harmful bacteria.

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Gut colonoscopy enteroscopy gastrointestinal CT examination colonoscopy gastrointestinal imaging

X-ray, endoscopy, gastric juice analysis and stool test were taken according to different conditions. Ultrasound, CT, etc. should be performed when necessary to exclude abdominal organs such as liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.

X-ray examination of the gastrointestinal tract shows that the movement of the entire gastrointestinal tract is accelerated, the colonic pocket is deepened, the tension is enhanced, and sometimes the colonic sputum is present, and the line shadow is below the descending colon. There was no obvious abnormality in colonic mucosa by colonoscopy.

Differential diagnosis

1, neurological vomiting: more common in women. Patients often vomit suddenly after eating, generally no obvious nausea, vomiting is not laborious, vomiting is not much, and does not affect appetite and food intake, often eating while eating, so most of them have no obvious nutritional disorders. Neurological vomiting can be accompanied by the color of rickets, such as exaggeration, pretentiousness, susceptibility, sudden onset, and complete intermittent interval, so it is also called rickets and vomiting.

2, neurological belching: the patient has repeated episodes of continuous hernia, resulting in unconsciously swallowing a lot of air to make the symptoms more obvious, resulting in frequent suffocation, often rickety color, public seizures.

3, anorexia nervosa: mostly female, mainly anorexia or refusal to eat, severe cases have weight loss. Most of the patients were conscious, active and agile, and sometimes they were paradoxically interested in food, even gluttony, and then secretly vomited. Due to long-term diet, the weight loss can reach 40-60% of the original weight, which is the degree of cachexia. Patients often have neuroendocrine disorders, manifested as amenorrhea, hypotension, bradycardia, hypothermia, loss of hunger and so on.

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