Experience in the complex treatment of chronic after dysentery colitis with the "regenerator" drug and dry colibacterin

It is well known that chronic dysentery, especially its recurrent form, often leaves behind persistent intestinal dysfunction, the terminological definition of which is very diverse. More preferably, the name "post-dysenteric chronic colitis", which more accurately defines the symptom complex of post-dysenteric intestinal dysfunction. The latter manifests itself mainly in unstable stools, more often due to intolerance to a significant range of food products; diarrhea is usually replaced by constipation, often of a persistent nature and a protracted course. In addition, there is a constant tendency to bloating, pain and heaviness in the abdomen, especially after eating. Unpleasant taste in the mouth and poor appetite appear. Patients follow a restrictive diet for a long time, depriving themselves of adequate nutrition, but with no visible effect.