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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor to check and prescribe medicine.
1. Infectious diarrhea, antibiotics.
If you have infectious diarrhea, do not rush to use antidiarrheal drugs. Taking antidiarrheal agents for infectious diarrhea can mask the condition and affect the doctor's diagnosis. For example, taking antidiarrheal drugs in patients with bacillary dysentery will affect the intestinal excretion of bacteria and toxins, aggravate the symptoms of blood poisoning, and prolong the course of the disease.
Especially in the acute phase of diarrhea, when the symptoms of inflammation and poisoning (such as high fever) are more obvious, and there is a lot of pus and blood in the stool, laxatives should be regarded as absolute contraindications. When the recovery period is reached, the condition is significantly improved, the stool does not contain pus and blood, and only has more water, you can take antidiarrheal drugs for a short time. Common medications are:
Berberine, gentamicin, norfloxacin, etc.
2. For non-infectious diarrhea, do not use antibiotics.
Non-infectious diarrhea does not require antibiotic treatment, and the use of antibiotics in these patients may have three major harms: 1) promote an increase in drug-resistant strains; 2) toxic side effects (e.g., drug-induced deafness); 3) It is easy to cause intestinal flora imbalance, resulting in diarrhea that does not heal. In our country, only about 30% of diarrhoea needs to be treated with antibiotics.
For non-infectious diarrhea, you can take montmorillonite powder, mommy love, whole intestine and so on for symptomatic treatment.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You may have eaten unclean food, so take a sip of water and vinegar to see.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It would be a little better to sprinkle a little pepper on the belly button and then stick it on with Bondi.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It may be dehydrated, go to the pharmacy and buy a pack of electrolyte liquid to replenish the electrolyte balance and balance it.
It depends. In general, this is a normal physiological reaction. No problem.
Hello! You have to make this thing clear, you have to observe your body for a few days, if you have such a situation or feel unwell in a few days, you should go to the hospital for a check-up, if not, as you said "accidental", then it is normal, don't put pressure on yourself, treat it with a normal heart....
If it is a man, it is mainly considered that the prostate gland is inflamed, and it needs to be checked and treated in the hospital, if it is a woman, it is most likely a urinary tract infection, and you can buy antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment. Generally, one course of treatment can be cured.
It is likely to be gastroenteritis, which will continue to be dehydrated if not treated with medication, and it will be severe.
When the qi is sagging, take the tonifying qi pills orally, and avoid eating raw and cold food.