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Summary: The symptoms of bacterial colitis include blood in the stool, an urge to go to the bathroom, diarrhea, constant pain, fever and chills. Treat bacterial colitis with antibiotics using information from a nurse and respiratory care practitioner in this free video on bacterial colitis symptoms.
Nancy Bennett is a nurse and respiratory care practitioner located in Central Florida. She has a degree in respiratory therapy from the University of Virginia. She has experience...read more
"Symptoms of bacterial colitis, first of all you can see by the name that it's caused by bacteria. The itis, and the colitis part of it is an inflammation of. So there's an inflammation of the colon. There might be blood in the stool. Bowel movement, there'll be an urge of having to go to the bathroom. Maybe even suddenly, or it just might be an urge only. There'll be abdominal pain that may accompany this. Diarrhea, constant pain, fever, and chills, and other signals of infection. There might be dehydration, but either way there is an inflammation within the colon that will need to be treated. Many times it's treated with antibiotics. But of course it has to be correctly diagnosed by a licensed medical physician, so that there can be treatment, and that you will not have to suffer with this bacteria that's in your colon."
eHow Article: Symptoms of Bacterial Colitis
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