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Non specific proctitis
by vforvicky, Mar 29, 2008 06:05AM
hi,
i had a frequent altered stool and my doctor asked me to do a colonoscope. And the clinical finding were mucosa of the rectum appeared congested and biopsy results shown everything normal. And the result they said is non specific procitits. My doctor said results are very normal they said it is som thing like IBS. I am not having any pain or blood in stool. but i have mucus discharge once a day. This is particulary after first bowl movement. but i am hing 3-4 bowl movements a day. Can some body explain what is non specific proctitis and ibs?? eventhogh it is not painful it is very irritating.
This discussion is related to Proctitis.
i had a frequent altered stool and my doctor asked me to do a colonoscope. And the clinical finding were mucosa of the rectum appeared congested and biopsy results shown everything normal. And the result they said is non specific procitits. My doctor said results are very normal they said it is som thing like IBS. I am not having any pain or blood in stool. but i have mucus discharge once a day. This is particulary after first bowl movement. but i am hing 3-4 bowl movements a day. Can some body explain what is non specific proctitis and ibs?? eventhogh it is not painful it is very irritating.
This discussion is related to Proctitis.
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IBS is a diagnosis of exclusion - nothing is found in any tests. Non-specific proctitis is a different 'critter' altogether. Check this link: http://www.cssa.org.au/content/4/35