What can be done about abdominal pain caused by chronic colitis?

For abdominal pain caused by chronic colitis, the following measures can be taken: 1. Medication: Use antispasmodic drugs (such as atropine, anisodamine) as directed by a physician to relieve pain; use anti-inflammatory drugs (such as mesalazine, sulfasalazine) to reduce inflammation. Hormonal medications (such as prednisolone) may be added when necessary. 2. Dietary adjustment: Maintain a bland diet and avoid oily, spicy, and irritating foods to reduce the burden on the intestines. 3. Abdominal massage: Perform clockwise abdominal massage half an hour after meals to promote intestinal motility and alleviate abdominal pain. 4. Psychological therapy: Relieve anxiety and tension to prevent psychological factors from worsening symptoms. 5. Surgical treatment: If medication proves ineffective, surgical options such as total colectomy may be considered.