The ulcer colonitis is a chronic coronitis disease, mainly manifested in inflammation and ulcer formation of the colon mucous membrane and mucous substrate. When older persons suffer from ulcer colonitis, their symptoms and care have certain special characteristics. This paper will provide a detailed overview of the work in terms of characteristics and attention.
1. Abdominal pain: Abdominal pain among older persons often manifests itself in abdominal depression and pain, which can be irritating or severe. Because older persons are more resistant to pain and may sometimes fail to express it in a timely manner, their abdominal condition requires close attention. Bleeding in the cavity: ulcer ulcer coliitis can lead to intestinal mucous membrane and ulceration, leading to blood in the urine. When haemorrhage is high, it can lead to symptoms of anaemia, such as paleness, lack of limbs, etc. 3. Desperate appetite: ulcer colonitis affects normal absorption and metabolism of food, leading to abdominal consumption and abdominal pain. Older persons may suffer from such symptoms as vomiting and hunger, which further affects nutritional intake and health. 4. Increased incidence of defecation: ulcers of the elderly can lead to diarrhoea, a significant increase in defecation and, in serious cases, water. This affects the quality of life of older persons and can lead to hydrolysis disorders. 5. Other complications: Due to the reduced physical capacity of older persons, ulcers can cause additional complications such as malnutrition, anaemia, infection, etc. Therefore, more careful care and treatment is needed.
1. Dietary management: Avoiding stimulating foods: Older persons should avoid eating spicy, greasy, cold, irritating foods such as chili, sour powder, ice cream, etc. to avoid aggravating conditions. (b) Indigestionable foods: it is recommended to reduce the intestine burden by choosing digestible, nutritious foods such as porridge porridge, pumpkin porridge, etc. High-fibrous food: While high-fibrous food contributes to intestinal health, ulcer-based colonitis patients should receive appropriate intake to avoid incentivizing the intestinal tract. 2. Personal hygiene: Keep clean: older persons should take care of their personal hygiene and avoid touching or washing their parts with their hands in order to avoid infection. Regular cleaning: Keep the anus clean and avoid infection. 3. Medical treatment: Medicines prescribed by the doctor: The elderly shall be treated under the direction of a doctor, using such drugs as the Messala Qin intestines and Osala Qin capsules. It is not possible to add, reduce or stop drugs on its own, so as not to affect therapeutic efficacy. Diarrhoeal treatment: In case of diarrhoea, laxal treatment can be done with drugs such as demolite, hydrochloric acid butamide capsules. 4. Sport and rest: An appropriate amount of exercise: reasonable exercise can facilitate the proper functioning of intestinal functions and reduce inflammation and discomfort. Older persons can choose aerobics such as walking and jogging. Adequate rest: Ensuring adequate sleep is important for maintaining healthy intestinal functions. Older persons should avoid long nights and excessive fatigue. Periodic review: Periodic re-diagnosis: ulcer colonitis is a chronic disease requiring regular re-diagnosis of older persons to check for changes in conditions and to adjust treatment programmes in a timely manner. Monitoring of complications: Timely detection and treatment of possible complications such as malnutrition, anaemia, etc. In the light of the above, the management and treatment of ulcer colonitis among older persons requires a combination of multiple factors. The quality of life can be improved by effective control of the condition through reasonable diet, personal hygiene, medication, exercise and rest, and periodic review.
