A hospital in Wuxi called for donating feces to save people. Is it scientific to save people with feces?

Saving people with feces is said by doctors and experts, which is more scientific.

0 1, a hospital in Wuxi made people donate feces. I've heard of donating kidneys, blood and heart. Are these related to the human body? Parts? Yes, but I've never heard of anyone donating feces. It's been a long time, but it did happen. In a hospital in Wuxi, we called on others to donate feces to save lives.

After the news spread, the people who heard it were also surprised. After all, the feces in our daily life represent dirty, harmful and full of bacteria. Can something like this really save lives? People also put a big question mark in their hearts.

But as an institution like a hospital, it is definitely not nonsense. This hospital also explained this. They will treat the feces and use them on patients. It is understood that two volunteers have made donations.

02, fecal life-saving principle. Subsequently, Jin Yan, deputy director of the Department of Gastroenterology, Wuxi Second People's Hospital, gave a detailed explanation. Jin Yisheng said that the principle of dung donation is similar to that of liver transplantation and bone transplantation, which is to transplant things to patients to relieve their symptoms.

But the difference between fecal transplantation and other transplants is that, as mentioned above, it belongs to organ transplantation, but? Fecal transplantation? Is it a transplant? Internal environment. ? Of course, this is not really transplanting feces into it.

Instead, doctors extract healthy flora from the feces of donors, and then transplant healthy flora into the intestines of patients, so that the intestinal flora of patients can reach a balance. In fact, this technology has been used since 15, but it is relatively perfect now.

Moreover, there are requirements for fecal donors. First of all, it is best to be a volunteer aged 20-30, who needs physical and mental health. In addition, this person needs a regular diet, eat three meals a day on time and keep a good sleep time.

In fact, this also shows that technology is progressing. In fact, anorectal diseases are very common, and many of them are chronic diseases. The symptoms have not been cured, and the patient has no pain. The perfection of this technology is really good news for patients with ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease and enteritis.