Symptoms of pseudomembranous enteritis, endoscopic manifestations

Symptoms of pseudomembranous enteritis include diarrhea, fever, abdominal pain, etc.

1. Diarrhea

pseudomembranous enteritis causes diarrhea to become severe and frequent, usually more than three times a day, and stool is often thin and watery or purulent.

2. Fever

When pseudomembranous enteritis attacks, bacterial toxins may be produced in the patient's body, causing fever and other symptoms.

3. Abdominal pain

pseudomembranous enteritis patients due to local intestinal submucosal nerve fibers continue to be stimulated by inflammation, abdominal pain symptoms will occur. Endoscopic

manifestations of pseudomembranous enteritis are often a superficial, loose white or yellow pseudomembranous membrane attached to the surface of the colon mucosa, and congestion, fibrosis and bleeding are often seen under the pseudomembranous layer. Ulcers and edema may occur in more severe cases.