Peritoneal

Peritoneal's disease overview

abdominal tuberculosis is a specific inflammatory disease of the peritoneal caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis, secondary disease after a previous tuberculosis.

The disease is found in all ages, in all precepts, especially in women more than men. The disease is difficult to detect in the early stages because it has not manifested much symptoms, in the following stage, the disease causes damage to other organs, so the signs are clear. TB abdominal disease if not treated promptly can leave dangerous complications.

Causes of Peritoneal's disease

  • Causes of abdominal tuberculosis found due to Mycobacterium tuberculosis tuberculosis.
  • In addition, there are also cases where the causes of peritoneal tuberculosis are tuberculosis bacteria, tuberculosis bacteria are not typical but more rare.

    • Symptoms of Peritoneal's disease

    Clinical symptoms of abdominal tuberculosis are divided into three forms as follows:

    A ascites of ascites

  • High fever or mild or non -fever.
  • Poor eating, feeling anorexia.
  • bloating, indigestion.
    • tired.

    Slim.

  • Odddenic abdominal pain, unclear pain.
  • Sweating.
  • Go to loose feces.
  • The belly gradually, it is severe, seeing that the array is scattered throughout the abdomen.
  • Soft, mobile, painless lymphadenopathy.

    • Pleural effusion, coordinated pericardial effusion.

    Bean residue

  • Symptoms similar to ascites but often have the following characteristics:

    • Mild fever in the afternoon or no fever.

    Symptoms of gastrointestinal disorders are more frantic: abdominal pain, steam, abdominal boiling, liquid bowel movement, yellow.

    Abdominal area has hard areas alternating soft areas, pressing hands on the hard area to hear the intestine.

    Fibers: very rare

  • Severe events include the symptoms:
    • abdominal pain, obstacles.
  • Hard abdomen, when the examination feels long, horizontal.

    • Transmission route of Peritoneal's diseasePeritoneal

    Disease Vectomatographic tuberculosis is not transmitted transmitted from patients to people around.

    People at risk for Peritoneal's disease

    The following subjects are at higher risk of peritoneal tuberculosis than normal people:

  • Young people in their twenties to thirty years old.
  • Women are more likely to have disease than men.

    • Severe alcoholics.

    Those who have immunodeficiency.

    People who work overwork, work in an unhygienic environment, lack of adequate protein and vitamins are more likely to be at risk of peritoneal tuberculosis.

    Prevention of Peritoneal's disease

    To prevent abdominal tuberculosis, it is necessary to take the following measures:

  • Do not drink alcohol.
  • Enhancing sports, having a reasonable diet to enhance the body's immune system.
  • Avoid overwork.
  • Avoid working in a unsanitary environment.
  • Provide the body with adequate protein, essential vitamins.

    • Diagnostic measures for Peritoneal's disease

    In addition to clinical examination, it is necessary to perform subclinical techniques to strengthen the diagnosis of abdominal tuberculosis:

  • Blood test: See lymphocyte leukemia.

    • Mantoux reaction.

  • Testing of ascites if any.
  • Abdominal screening: is the highest diagnostic test, helping to detect tuberculosis seeds such as millitao millitenes and peritoneal, glossy, scattered, scattered organs or gathered into a crowd.
  • Abdominal biopsy.

    • Immune test for enzymes.

  • PCR molecular biological techniques.

    • Peritoneal's disease treatments

  • The principle of abdominal tuberculosis treatment is to combine the treatment and symptomatic treatment with patients care in the best condition.

    • The peritoneal tuberculosis can be cured on the pioneering condition of using anti -tuberculosis drugs on the right principle.

    The drugs used depending on each different conditions are: Streptomycin, Rimifin (Inh), Pyrazinamide, Rifampicin, Ethambutol, Ethionamide, Cycloserin, Kanamycin, Thioacetazone. Can coordinate depending on the disease and the stage of the disease. Need support by diet rich in protein and vitamins.

  • If there is fluid in the abdomen, pressing to the chest, making it difficult for patients to breathe, it is necessary to poke to reduce pressure.
  • If the patient obstructs bowel obstruction with signs of abdominal pain, a snake seal, etc., surgical intervention.

    • Limit the peritoneal fiber by active fluid and corticosteroids.

  • Patients need to be well cared for and rest.

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