What are the symptoms of bacterial colitis?

The diagnosis of bacterial colitis is routine stool examination, serological examination, colonoscopy, etc.

1. Routine stool examination of

patients can judge whether there are white blood cells, pus cells, red blood cells and other cells in the stool, which is helpful to assist in the diagnosis of bacterial colitis.

2.

Serological examination of patients with serological examination, if procalcitonin is positive or significantly elevated, it can help diagnose bacterial colitis and differentiate it from viral colitis.

3. Colonoscopy of

patients can determine the site of lesions and observe whether there is congestion, edema, purulent secretions, bleeding points and other manifestations to diagnose bacterial colitis.