The intestines are apt to surge _'s symptom of differential diagnosis of syndrome

The intestines are apt to surge _'s symptom of differential diagnosis of syndrome
Common disease that may be obscured with IBS is as follows, lactose is tolerated badly, diverticulum, " Medicine diarrhoea " ,The intersection of biliary tract and disease, abuse of laxative, the intersection of parasite and disease, bacterial enteritis, have a liking for acid grains of cellulous gastritis or enteritis, under the microscope (collagen) Colitis and early inflammation intestines disease. The inflammation enteric disease patient's age presents split-blip and is distributed, so must consider these states to young and two groups patient old appraisal. Over 40 years old to age, especially the person who doesn't have IBS symptom history before, were used to changing, must get rid of colon polyp and tumour through the colon mirror, is greater than the 60 -year-old patient and should consider the possibility which is short of blood enteric disease to age.
It contributes to getting rid of ovarian tumour, cyst or uterus skin tumour that women's pelvis is checked, because these disease and symptom can be similar to IBS. Patient for suffering from diarrhoea, the hyperfunction disease of thyroid gland function, a kind of cancer syndrome, the marrow of thyroid gland is one kind of cancers, VIP tumour and possibility of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome should be considered. And constipation has no patient that anatomy disease decreased, should be have possibility of hyperfunction disease of gland function by hypothyroidism or first form by consideration. If medical history and laboratory of patient check, brief on, absorb obstacle, should go on, absorb, determine by getting rid of tropical stomatitis nature diarrhoea, the chyle rush down and the intersection of Whipple and disease, finally, constipation patient needing to excessively use strength when not to all, should consider, line up other disease (such as the intersection of basin and the intersection of bottom and incongruous muscle) .
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