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digestive system, rectum, inflammation, rectum, rectal inflammation, proctitis, inflammation, the rectum that causes, discomfort, bleeding, a discharge of mucus, pus, proctitis, inflammatory condition involving the anus, rectum, many causes, proctitis, grouped, in the following categories, sexually-transmitted disease, non-sexually-transmitted infection, autoimmune disease, noxious agents, proctitis, sexually-transmitted disease occurs, high frequency among persons who engage in anal intercourse, sexually-transmitted diseases, cause proctitis include gonorrhea, herpes, chlamydia, lymphogranuloma venereum, amebiasis is another disease that, cause proctitis, transmitted by ano-oral sex, non-sexually transmitted infections causing proctitis, seen less frequently than std proctitis, classical example of non-sexually transmitted infection occurs in children, beta-hemolytic streptococcus, same organism which causes, strep throat, autoimmune proctitis is associated, diseases ulcerative colitis, crohn's disease, proctitis, physical agents, chemicals inserted, rectum, medications, radiation, radiation proctitis is seen in association, radiotherapy, part of cancer treatment, risk factors include high-risk sexual practices anal sex, autoimmune disorders, rectal pain, discomfort, rectal bleeding, rectal discharge, pus, bloody stools, constipation, tenesmus, pain, defecation, proctoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, rectal culture, examination of stool sample, successful treatment, the underlying cause, cures the problem, proctitis, infection is treated, antibiotics specific, the causative organism, corticosteroids, mesalamine suppositories, relieve symptoms in crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, probable outcome is good, severe bleeding, anemia, recto-vaginal fistula, women, anal fistula, symptoms of proctitis develop, safer sex behaviors, prevent the disease from spread by sexual transmission.