
How to treat proctitis to achieve a complete cure
I have proctitis, and experience severe pain during flare-ups. I would like to know how proctitis can be treated for complete eradication?

The treatment of proctitis depends on the underlying cause and the severity of the condition. For proctitis caused by infections such as bacteria or viruses, antibiotics or antiviral medications should be used as directed by a physician to eliminate the pathogens. Maintaining a bland diet, reducing fiber intake, and increasing consumption of protein and high-quality fats can aid in intestinal recovery. When inflammation is severe or accompanied by perianal pain, sitz baths with potassium permanganate and cleansing with warm water may help alleviate discomfort.
If the condition worsens, such as the development of uncontrollable rectal perforation, bleeding, or fistulas, surgical interventions such as rectal repair or total proctocolectomy may be considered to completely remove the lesion and restore bowel function. Patients should also pay attention to daily care, such as frequently changing undergarments, showering regularly, and maintaining perianal hygiene, to prevent recurrence of infection.
If any symptoms of physical discomfort occur, prompt medical attention should be sought.