Inflammation of the ascending colon can be divided into local symptoms and systemic symptoms, local symptoms include abdominal pain, diarrhea, blood in stool, etc., and systemic symptoms may include fever, malaise, etc. 1. Local symptoms: it can be manifested as repeated episodes of diarrhea, and part of the population can be manifested as alternating episodes of diarrhea and constipation; due to the stimulation of inflammatory factors, there can be pain in the ascending colon area and distal pain; in addition, inflammatory stimulation of the colonic mucosa can be congested with edema, which can lead to the emergence of blood in the stool, and so on. 2. Systemic symptoms: Electrolyte disorders may occur due to diarrhea, and dehydration may occur due to feces taking away a large amount of water from the body. In addition, due to the infection caused by the inflammation of the ascending colon can appear low fever, fatigue and other symptoms of inflammatory poisoning. Inflammation of the ascending colon needs timely medical treatment, active treatment, so as not to aggravate the inflammation of the digestive tract perforation and so on.