Proctitis Radial

Today we will look at the term radial proctitis. It can have different causes depending on its origin and is a fairly serious condition that requires immediate attention. In this article we will look at the causes and symptoms of radiation proctitis and offer tips for the treatment and prevention of this disease.

Proctitis is an inflammation of the inside of the rectum (anal canal) that can be caused by a variety of factors, including infections, allergies, inflammatory diseases, foreign bodies and other disorders. Radiation proctitis is one of the types of proctitis that occurs due to radiation exposure to the rectum. This usually occurs after X-rays or other procedures involving radiation to the rectal area.

Symptoms of radiation proctitis may include burning, itching, soreness, and bleeding from the rectum or lower intestine. If the condition is neglected, it can also be constipation, increased gas production and difficulty urinating. If you notice these symptoms after undergoing a radiation test, you should contact your colon doctor.

Radiation proctitis can be prevented by protecting the rectum from radiation. For this purpose, protective creams or barrier devices, such as special gloves or protective bags, are used. It is also important to follow safety standards for X-ray examinations and not do them too often unnecessarily.

If you have already encountered radiation proctitis, treatment will depend on its severity