Leaky Gut Syndrome is generally considered to be related to Crohn’s Disease, fistula formation and postoperative sequelae, and requires either medication or surgical treatment.
1. Crohn’s disease: prolonged ineffective treatment of enteritis can cause severe damage to the intestinal mucosa, causing leaky gut syndrome, can receive antibiotic drug therapy, such as amoxicillin and cefixime, etc. to promote the disappearance of inflammation, and at the same time for the primary pathology of the use of salicylsulphonylpyridine, prednisone and other drug therapy.
2. Fistula formation: such as anal canal and perirectal abscess and other diseases, may be caused by infection and abscess rupture, resulting in fistula, need to be based on the severity of the disease and choose drug treatment or surgical treatment. Local potassium permanganate sitz bath can be used, with acute infection can be used cefixime and other anti-infective treatment, if necessary, receive surgical treatment, such as anal fistula incision.
3. Postoperative sequelae: such as intestinal tumor surgery once the operation is not careful, it will cause sequelae, causing leaky gut syndrome, once the perforation symptoms occur, need to accept laparoscopic or surgical treatment.
The application of the above drugs, all have certain risks, patients need to get the guidance of specialists. The treatment of Leaky Gut Syndrome needs to be carried out under the guidance of a specialized physician.