Colitis Pseudomembranous

Colitis is a disease in which inflammation of the intestinal and rectal mucosa occurs. The disease affects the large intestine and is inflammatory in nature. A cutaneous or intestinal form of colitis also exists. However, in this case, skin irritation will lead to inflammation. Damaged intestines, and sometimes even poisoning, lead to the same condition.

Colitis occurs in both adults and children. In children, compared to adults, the disease is not as severe. The diagnosis is most often made from 5 to 20 times a year. Children who have experienced inflammatory bowel disease or have had it are more likely to experience it again in the future. With mild or severe colitis, children look depressed, often grunt or breathe heavily. You should consult a doctor immediately in case of frequent vomiting or abdominal pain. It is quite difficult to understand when a child is not