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Anonymous users2024-01-23I used to be like this, and the doctor said it was called "acute gastroenteritis," and then it was treated.
Pay attention to maintenance, the most important thing is to eat on time, ensure the quality of the meal, soft and hot is the best, do not eat spicy food, and when the symptoms are relieved, you can eat spicy.
Now I have chronic gastroenteritis.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Who watched such a big feature, so how many times did you go to the toilet halfway through watching it?
It's better to go to the hospital for a simple check-up.
Take diphenoxyl tablets or diarrhea tablets and stop tablets.
Go to the hospital and see the gastroenterology department.
Oh, my God! I experienced the feeling of a life-and-death struggle just now, and I was sweating all over my body, and the sweat was dripping on my face! After holding it for more than ten minutes, I went to the toilet and felt that people wanted to collapse it!
Hello, diarrhea may be gastroenteritis, which is mostly related to improper eating. You can take ofloxacin, 654-2 tablets orally. Drink more water, put some salt, eat less temporarily, and eat some easily digestible foods such as rice porridge and noodles.
It is normal to eat too much, eat more and go to the toilet more often.