Tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Tuberculosis of the ileum is a type of gastrointestinal tuberculosis, with symptoms that are easily confused with other diseases. Tuberculosis is common in people of working age, especially between the ages of 30 and 55. In addition, patients with intestinal tuberculosis often also have tuberculosis in other organs such as pulmonary tuberculosis, rarely urinary tract tuberculosis (most commonly renal tuberculosis).

The gut is one of the most important parts of the human body. When intestinal obstruction, the disease will progress to a dangerous level in a short time if it is not detected and intervened in time. Therefore, learning about the treatment options for intestinal obstruction is extremely necessary.

Patients with intestinal obstruction due to food residues often find it difficult to accurately diagnose the cause until surgery. The goal of treatment is to help the patient get rid of the undigested food residue and prevent recurrence. In case of not timely treatment, the disease can cause many dangerous complications such as dehydration, loss of electrolytes due to low blood pressure, vomiting, premature collapse...

Early recognition of intestinal obstruction symptoms will help quickly diagnose the disease accurately and take timely intervention measures, preventing the risk of complications.

Tuberculosis is an infectious disease of the whole society today, capable of spreading and endangering the life of patients. In particular, intestinal tuberculosis is a very common type of tuberculosis in developing countries, with few typical clinical symptoms and some dangerous complications caused by intestinal tuberculosis.

I want to ask the doctor about the signs of intestinal tuberculosis. A few days ago, I went out with a friend with tuberculosis, because I knew that he was sick, so I and another friend noticed that we should eat separate diets with the sick friend. After coming home from playing, I had diarrhea. Her stools are not as liquid as water now, but they are out of shape. I also have frequent belching, indigestion and nausea. I am not constipated, just have diarrhea. The doctor asked me if I have diarrhea with indigestion, nausea, is it a sign of intestinal tuberculosis? I thank you doctor.

I have caecal tuberculosis, have to make a temporary anus outside the right abdominal wall and have been taking medicine according to the treatment regimen for 1 year now. The doctor asked me: When can a patient being treated for cecal tuberculosis be able to close the anus temporarily?

A 29-year-old patient with intestinal tuberculosis 2 years ago, the X-ray results showed that the loops of intestines were fused together and could not be separated. Doctor let me ask if the patient with intestinal tuberculosis is found to be attached to the intestinal loop, is it normal?

The small intestine is part of the digestive tract. Inflammatory bowel disease is a common gastrointestinal disorder. There are many causes and factors that can lead to this condition such as bacteria, fungi or not due to microbiological agents such as chemicals, drugs ...