Enteritis is a common intestinal condition that is often accompanied by diarrhea, abdominal pain, and malaise. But the greatest pain of enteritis may not only be the physical symptoms, but also the impact on quality of life and psychological distress.
First of all, diarrhea and abdominal pain caused by enteritis are the most obvious symptoms. Diarrhoea may occur frequently, leading to severe water-electrolyte imbalances, severe physical exertion, and prolonged diarrhoea may lead to malnutrition. At the same time, abdominal pain can be caused by intestinal inflammation, intestinal hyperperistalsis, or intestinal smooth muscle spasm, etc., causing discomfort and pain to patients. Secondly, enteritis is often accompanied by the characteristics of long course and reversal, and patients often need to go to the toilet frequently in their daily life. This brings a certain amount of inconvenience and distress to patients. Going to the toilet multiple times is not only a waste of time, but can also affect work, Xi and social activities, and even seriously affect quality of life and mental health.
In addition, because enteritis is a contagious disease, patients are often ostracized and discriminated against in their families and in society. Many people's misconceptions about diarrhoea and enteritis lead to difficulties in interacting with others, and even affecting work and marital relationships. This psychological distress and social discomfort may further increase the patient's distress. Overall, the greatest affliction of enteritis is complex, encompassing both physical diarrhoea and abdominal pain, as well as the impact on quality of life and mental health. Patients need to actively cooperate with their doctors** to manage their condition while seeking understanding and support from family and friends. Only in this way can the pain caused by enteritis be alleviated and the quality of life can be improved.