Ulcerative Colitis Persists for over 8 Years or Longer, it may lead to Colon Cancer
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
has a type known as ulcerative colitis (UC) (IBD). IBD is a collective term for
a number of digestive tract (GI) disorders. Inflammation of the rectum, the
large intestine (also known as the colon), or both can lead to UC. The lining
of your colon develops tiny sores known as ulcers as a result of this
inflammation. Typically, inflammation starts in the rectum and progresses
upward. Your colon may be affected entirely.
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Your bowel moves its contents
quickly and empties frequently as a result of the inflammation. Ulcers develop
as the surface lining of your bowel loses cells. The ulcers could bleed and
secrete pus and mucus. UC symptoms can range in severity depending on the
individual. Additionally, the symptoms may alter over time.
People who have been diagnosed
with UC may occasionally have mild symptoms or none at all. Remission is the
term for this. But symptoms might come back and get worse. This is referred to
as a flare-up. Colon cancer may develop if ulcerative colitis lasts for more
than 8 years or longer. People with mild signs of the disease can be treated
with over-the-counter medications like Imodium therapy. However, the condition
is frequently treated with transcription drugs like steroid medications and
amino salicylates. In extreme circumstances, the patient might require colon
removal surgery, which also aids in the prevention of colon cancer.
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