Rectal fibrous calcification

　　The etiology of rectal fibrosis and calcification is complex. To date, there is no satisfactory treatment method for rectal fibrosis and calcification. Rectal fibrosis and calcification belong to fibrosis disorders, and the etiology is unknown in medicine. However, most people believe that there are innate factors. The most discussed is the theory of familial inheritance, based on the fact that the disease often has a family history, thus considering the disease to be related to heredity. Another cause is endocrine disorders, such as thyroid or thymus enlargement, ovarian dysfunction, which can cause the disease, thus inferring that the disease may be related to endocrine disorders. The third cause is metabolic disorders. Some people have found that there is abnormal formation and metabolism of elastic fibers in the disease through histological examination. Some people also found that the collagen content and proline hydroxylase activity of procollagen in the lesion cells are reduced.

　　Although the pathogenesis is not yet clear, the theory of familial inheritance, as Touroine collected 238 cases reported in the literature, including 114 cases with a family history. Due to the diverse clinical manifestations of the disease, such as thyroid or thymus enlargement, ovarian dysfunction, some people infer that the disease may be related to endocrine disorders. The disease may also be caused by the disorder of elastin synthesis, leading to abnormal formation and metabolism of elastic fibers and a decrease in collagen content and proline hydroxylase activity of procollagen. The same fibrosis is also seen in the wall of rectal blood vessels, rectal choroid plexus, and other sensitive cell sites. The etiology of rectal fibrosis and calcification is complex, with many speculations and various treatment methods.

　　In addition to its clinical manifestations, rectal fibrosis and calcification can also cause other diseases. If the area of rectal fibrosis and calcification is large, it may be accompanied by abdominal masses, abdominal distension, and irregularly shaped feces. It can also affect the absorption function of the intestines.

　　The symptoms of rectal fibrosis and calcification are diverse, generally manifested as diarrhea, abdominal pain, hematochezia, tenesmus, and poor digestion.

　　First, diarrhea:It is one of the most important symptoms, and also a common symptom, which often recurs or does not heal for a long time. The mild cases may have diarrhea 2 to 5 times a day, while severe cases may have 20 to 30 times. The nature of feces varies greatly due to different physical conditions, generally soft stool, but it can also be loose, watery, or mucoid. However, mucous pus blood stool is more common, and some may present with dysentery-like pus blood stool. Diarrhea after getting up in the morning and after meals is very common. Some patients may also experience alternating constipation and diarrhea.

　　Second, abdominal pain:Abdominal pain is often present before diarrhea, with diarrhea following abdominal pain, and pain subsiding after diarrhea. The pain is mostly bloating, often fixed, and usually confined to the lower left abdomen or left lumbar abdominal area. Continuous hidden pain is also not uncommon, and mild cases often do not have abdominal pain.

　　Third, hematochezia:It is one of the main symptoms of the disease. In mild cases, blood is attached to the surface, and in severe cases, fresh blood flows out, leading to shock.

　　Fourth, urgent need to defecate:It is the main symptom of proctitis, and this disease is common.

　　Fifth, indigestion:These symptoms are non-specific, mainly seen in anorexia, upper abdominal fullness, nausea and vomiting, belching, and acid regurgitation.

　　These symptoms are the main symptoms of rectal fibrous calcification.

　　Calcifying fibrous tumor (CFT) is a rare benign fibrous tumor. It is rare in the gastrointestinal tract, and there are only dozens of reports about CFT in the stomach and small intestine in foreign literature, and no reports of primary CFT in the colon. CFT is common in children and young adults, and is often manifested as localized, slowly growing, painless masses, or found accidentally, or discovered during surgery for other diseases or routine imaging examinations. Those located in solid organs may have corresponding symptoms. Daily, it is necessary to supplement sufficient nutrition, vegetables, fruits, and a balanced intake of protein. More physical exercise should be done to improve physical fitness and resist diseases. Pay attention to daily hygiene to avoid infections. Pay attention to changes in defecation frequency and characteristics. Early diagnosis and early treatment.

　　For rectal fibrous calcification, the usual examination method is to go to a regular hospital for colonoscopy. The general symptoms of colonoscopy are irregular intestinal cavity below 10 cm from the anal opening, hyperemia and edema of the mucosa, granular sensation, roughness, loss of luster,脆性, and easy bleeding upon touching, with a clear vascular network structure. Of course, occult blood in stool examination (FOB) is also very necessary. Those with a family history of colonic and rectal tumors or those with changes in bowel habits should undergo occult blood stool test for initial screening. If positive, further X-ray double-contrast barium enema and endoscopic examination should be performed to exclude colonic and rectal adenomas and other gastrointestinal lesions.

　　The development of radiology has brought good news to medicine. Radiological examination is the oral intake of barium, and after 3 to 6 hours of taking barium, the contrast agent reaches the colon for observation. However, this examination method has limitations. The detection rate of colonic and rectal adenomas with a diameter less than 1 cm can reach more than 80% by routine barium enema examination, while for those with a diameter greater than 1 cm, the detection rate is between 20% and 50%.

　　Barium enema can be used as a supplement for those who have not completed the full examination of the colon and rectum with colonoscopy, and sometimes even detect lesions that cannot be detected by colonoscopy. The combined use of barium enema and colonoscopy can improve the detection rate of colonic and rectal adenomas. Endoscopic examination is also very useful. The past commonly used rigid sigmoidoscopy equipment is simple, inexpensive, and easy to master, but due to the difficulty in inflation and the pushing effect on the intestinal tract, the actual observed intestinal cavity distance is shorter than the length of the scope, so it has been gradually phased out.

　　The wide application of colonoscopy is due to its ability to examine the entire colon and rectum, which is helpful for the location, histological diagnosis, and to some extent, the treatment of colonic and rectal adenomas. Although there may be complications such as bleeding or perforation occasionally, skilled technique can still avoid these complications. With the development of modern technology, the combination of various examination methods can accurately and efficiently determine the cause of the disease and prescribe appropriate treatment.

　　Rectal fibrous calcification is not an unfamiliar disease for many people. If you have rectal fibrous calcification, how should you adjust your diet?

　　1. Whether it is animal fat or plant oil, patients with rectal fibrous calcification should try to reduce dietary fat. Excessive fat, especially animal fat, can stimulate the secretion of bile acid in the small intestine. A high-fat diet is closely related to the occurrence of rectal fibrous calcification.

　　2. Patients with rectal fibrous calcification should pay attention to reducing the intake of fat in the diet. The relationship between the diet of patients with rectal fibrous calcification and the disease is among the most studied, including saturated fat and unsaturated fat. Dietary fat can promote cell growth, so patients should reduce consumption.

　　3. When there is a lack of fiber in the diet, the feces in the rectum become dry and hard. Added to the slow transit speed, weak abdominal wall muscles, it extends the time of defecation. If it is too long, the chance of suffering from rectal fibrous calcification will increase relatively.

　　4. While reducing fat intake, pay attention to increasing dietary fiber in the diet for rectal fibrous calcification. The main function of dietary fiber is to make the intestines move normally, increase the volume of feces, and reduce the time feces stay in the rectum.

　　The best treatment for rectal fibrous calcification is a non-toxic and anti-cancer green therapy, a combination of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. This can not only consolidate the condition, alleviate symptoms, but also control the development of the condition, improve the quality of life, and extend the survival period.

　　Traditional Chinese medicine treatment is also known as non-surgical treatment or conservative treatment. Common methods include: hot compress therapy, direct external application of traditional Chinese medicine, various Chinese and Western medications, bone setting, massage techniques, physical therapy, acupuncture treatment, external application of traditional Chinese medicine for fumigation and washing, and even simple bed rest is also a traditional and effective treatment method. However, traditional Chinese medicine treatment emphasizes dialectical treatment and对症 treatment, one cannot randomly find a prescription online to take. Therefore, if you want to be treated, it is best to take the patient to a regular traditional Chinese medicine hospital first. In this way, through the observation, hearing, asking, and feeling of traditional Chinese medicine, an effective and targeted treatment plan can be provided, which can be effective faster.