Ulcerative colitis, UC is a chronic self-immunological disease that mainly affects the mucous membrane layer of the intestine (circa and rectal), leading to inflammation, ulcer and haemorrhage. Since the causes of the disease are not yet fully clear, a complete cure is not yet possible, but through effective treatment and management, clinical relief can be achieved to reduce relapse and improve the quality of life of patients. The rehabilitation and prognosis of ulcer colonitis will be described in detail in this paper.
1. Dietary adjustment: Dietary management is an important component of ulcer colonitis rehabilitation. Light patients should focus on avoiding spicy, greasy, cold and irritating foods such as peppers, fried foods, ice cream, etc. in order to reduce intestinal irritation. Increased intake of dietary fibres, such as more vegetables, fruits and whole grains, helps to maintain normal intestinal creeping. However, during the gestation period, the diet needs to be adapted to individual tolerance. Regular feeding, prevention of diarrhea, cessation of alcohol, to reduce the intestinal burden and to alleviate symptoms. 2. Medicinal treatment: For patients with a mild or moderate level, the medically prescribed use of amino-water asyric acids, such as metallazole, inhibits intestinal inflammation. Depending on the condition, oral, enema or acoustic acoustic acoustics are generally administered for several years. Sugar cortex hormones, such as peneson, can be used to control inflammation quickly and to improve symptoms when the condition is in a medium to severe period of activity. However, long-term use may have more side effects, requiring close monitoring and cooperation with other drug prevention. For hormonal dependent or ineffective patients, immunosuppressants, such as sulfur, can be added to regulate the body ‘ s immune function and reduce the recurrence of intestinal inflammation. Severe and incurable ulcers can consider biological agents such as the Inflisi Monocrotomy, the specific obstructive inflammation factor, which works faster and can effectively induce and sustain mitigation. Intestine treatment: Embracing treatment is a local treatment for ulcer colonitis, especially for ulcers. The treatment is achieved through anal injection of drugs to the near end of the colon. The better tolerance of patients with enema is an effective means of rehabilitation. 4. Lifestyle adjustment: Patients should maintain a good mental attitude and avoid stress and anxiety, as emotional factors can induce or aggravate the condition. Be careful to rest, avoid overwork and ensure adequate sleep. Proper physical exercise to improve the health, but to avoid ulcer ulcer in the post-pregnosis period depends largely on the type of disease and treatment.
1. Patients with mild:
The prognosis is good, with a relief rate of 80 to 90 per cent, and some patients can be reduced in the long term. Clinical decomposition can be maintained through regular drug use and good living habits, with the expectation that it will remain the same as usual. 2. Patients with severe illnesses: The mitigation rate is about 50 per cent, and some cases of sudden onset are very dangerous, with death rates of about 35 per cent. However, there is often the possibility of improvement after active treatment. In the case of combined acute colon expansion, the forecast is particularly poor, with a mortality rate of up to 25 per cent. Under 20 years of age or over 60 years of age, the disease is more serious, and the rate of death is as high as 50 per cent. 3. Progress in treatment: In recent years, with the development of medical technology, the level of treatment for ulcer colonitis has increased and the rate of death has decreased significantly. Although ulcer colonitis is currently incurable, effective treatment and management can significantly reduce relapse and improve the quality of life of patients.
In general, ulcer colonitis is a chronic self-immuno-infection disease, and although it is not fully cured at present, clinical mitigation and reduction of relapse can be achieved through rehabilitation measures such as diet adjustment, drug treatment, enema treatment and lifestyle adjustment. Post-pregnancy depends mainly on the type of illness and treatment, the slight patient is well-pregnant, and patients with serious illnesses need active treatment to improve their survival and quality of life. Patients should be properly aware of the disease, adhere to regular treatment and maintain a good mindset and living habits to meet the challenges of the disease.
