Gonorrheal proctitis - its development of symptoms
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ak rule, disease practically does not disturb the patient. To the doctor to address some 30% patients complaining of burning sensation when, itching, and not strong pain in the rear opening. Besides, patient and may disturb purulent mucus in the stool, and false or frequent urge to act of defecation.
Inspection is carried out by means of a rectal mirror, wherein the visible erosion and swelling. Whereas externally around the anus which manifestations are either absent, or there are numerous microcracks. the patient may also disturb the separation of pus, and in the presence of bleeding ulcers on the mucous membrane of the rectum in the stool has blood. Gonorrheal proctitis very similar during the inspection to other tests and therefore accurate diagnosis is possible after analysis.
Diagnosis of gonorrhea rectal infection
To establish the diagnosis the doctor can after, as a study of the rectum of the patient to be held. To do this, the patient makes a scraping, during which charge separation from the rear opening, washing with water or rectal, which detect gonococci.
Provided long gonorrheal inflammation of the rectum can develop paraproctitis (paraktalny abscess) or narrowing of the rectum, as a complication of diseases. true, and without treatment, all symptoms may simply disappear, but then the person is a carrier of gonorrhea.
Treatment for this form of proctitis is held under the supervision of a doctor in a hospital. Gonorrheal proctitis - treating it aims to fight with gonorrhea. For this purpose, using antibiotics. The duration of treatment depends entirely on the degree of the disease and the patient's general state of health of gravity.
In order to maintain immunity to the patient prescribed medications to maintain immunity and physiotherapy.
To prevent the development of gonococcal proctitis in the future, you must carefully follow your health. Do not allow the development of any sexually transmitted diseases gonorrhea and including.
It is important to follow these guidelines
- during sexual intercourse use condoms;
- have one or a minimum number of partners;
- visit once a year for routine inspection gynecologist or urologist;
- keep track of their personal hygiene;
- after unprotected intercourse, which occurred with a casual partner, examined.
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