Intestine is the main organ of the human body for digestion and absorption. It is generally divided into duodenum, colon , jejunum, cecum, small intestine, rectum, etc. Various lesions occur in each section of the intestine, and when lesions appear, they are often accompanied by strange signs.
So what signs will be present in intestinal lesions?
1, abdominal pain
abdominal pain can also be said to be the earliest and most direct sign of intestinal lesions. Take colon cancer as an example. The earliest manifestation may be pain in the lower right abdomen. Because colon cancer is common in the right hemicon, enlarged tissues press on the intestine and surrounding tissues and will cause abdominal pain, which is often more sensitive than weight loss and bleeding. Looking at most gastrointestinal diseases, the clinical manifestation is abdominal pain.
2, weight loss, anemia,
Because the intestine is the most important digestive and absorption position in the human body, lesions will naturally cause indigestion and insufficient nutrient absorption. For a long period of accumulation, iron deficiency anemia will occur. 3. Changes in major disease traits
When intestinal lesions are caused, a very important manifestation is accompanied by changes in stool traits. The intestine is a place for digestion and absorption, and it is also the main part of forming and excreting feces. When the intestines develop lesions, such as ulcers or cancer, the stool will be bloody, black, thin, or even become thin and unformed.
3. Changes in "exhaust"
If you do not exhaust for a long time, it may be caused by intestinal obstruction; if you exhaust too frequently, it may be caused by accelerated intestinal peristalsis, or it may be caused by eating too much food that is prone to gas production, such as radish ; if the exhaust smells, it may be caused by incomplete digestion of the intestinal tract, constipation, etc.
How to check for intestinal lesions?
The first thing you need to do is to go to the hospital immediately, and the easiest thing is to perform stool tests. If a stool is routine, it can determine whether there is bleeding or inflammation in the intestines; then there is a flat film, and you can take a picture to see if there is obstruction in the intestines; finally, the one who can most accurately judge intestinal lesions is colonoscopy .
Intestinal preparation is required before colonoscopy, that is, you need to take polyethylene glycol to completely drain the intestines. Colonoscopy can not only observe the location, trait, size and severity of the lesion very intuitively, but also directly treat it under endoscopy, such as removal of polyps and hemostasis of bleeding points, and also pathological sampling can be performed under endoscopy to facilitate clinical diagnosis of the pathological type of the lesion.
Warm reminder: Intestinal lesions will be accompanied by signs of varying degrees to tell us that we need to pay attention to timely treatment. In daily life, we need to pay close attention to these small signals, which are life-saving signals sent by the intestines. If they are not processed in time, the intestines may cause severe lesions and delay the treatment opportunity.
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