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Diagnóstico Diferencial para Diarrea con Moco

  • Diagnóstico más probable
  • Infección por virus o bacteria (como rotavirus, norovirus, Salmonella, Shigella): La presencia de moco en la diarrea sugiere una infección intestinal aguda, y estos patógenos son comunes causantes de diarrea con moco.
  • Otros diagnósticos probables
  • Infección por parásitos (como Giardia, Cryptosporidium): Estos parásitos pueden causar diarrea crónica o aguda con moco.
  • Colitis infecciosa (como la colitis por Clostridioides difficile): La colitis infecciosa puede presentarse con diarrea con moco y sangre.
  • Síndrome del intestino irritable (SII): Aunque el SII es una condición funcional, algunos pacientes pueden presentar diarrea con moco.
  • No debes perder de vista (diagnósticos potencialmente mortales)
  • Infección por Escherichia coli productora de toxina Shiga (E. coli STEC): Esta infección puede causar diarrea con moco y sangre, y puede llevar a complicaciones graves como el síndrome urémico hemolítico.
  • Disentería amebiana: La disentería amebiana puede presentarse con diarrea con moco y sangre, y puede ser mortal si no se trata adecuadamente.
  • Diagnósticos raros
  • Colitis ulcerosa: Aunque la colitis ulcerosa es una enfermedad inflamatoria intestinal, puede presentarse con diarrea con moco y sangre.
  • Enfermedad de Whipple: Esta enfermedad rara puede causar diarrea crónica con moco y pérdida de peso.

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