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Anonymous users2024-01-24Drink more water, eat more vegetables, sleep in bed at night, use the palm of your hand to the navel as the center, massage the abdomen counterclockwise, press to the hard place and rub it more, the whole massage is about 5 minutes, you should be able to poop smoothly the next day in the case of occasional constipation. For drug treatment, you can take gastrointestinal motility drugs, domperidone, mosapride, zemaco, etc., pay attention to eating high-fiber foods, and properly massage the abdomen clockwise.
1 All generally menstruation is in a hurry, the stomach is a little uncomfortable, I was also before, you can drink the fructooligosaccharides of the third child, regulate the stomach and intestines, promote the peristalsis and digestion of the stomach and intestines, usually pay attention to the diet, eat some coarse grains and fruits and vegetables rich in dietary fiber, drink more water and exercise moderately, and it will be well adjusted.
Hello: Your situation belongs to the phenomenon of frequent urination, which is divided into physiological and pathological characteristics, physiological and mostly caused by drinking too much water and mental factors, and pathological detrusor instability, poor bladder emptying, pain, inflammation, infection and other diseases. Your situation is considered to be a high possibility of urinary tract infection, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a urinalysis examination, find out the cause and treat the symptoms, drink more water, urinate more, which is conducive to flushing out the inflammation in the urethra. C
Hello, considering the possibility of gastroenteritis, you can take loperamide (easy to stop), medicinal charcoal and tanning protein, etc. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the diet:1 >>>More
The quickest way is to use kessel, which is available in most pharmacies. For specific use, you can read the drug packaging instructions by yourself. >>>More
Inability to urinate is generally a condition of urinary tract obstruction, such as urinary stones, urethral strictures, and prostatic hyperplasia in the elderly, which can lead to difficulty urinating. For urinary calculi, the most common are x-rays and ultrasonography of the urinary system. Urethral stones can be palpated by palpation, but imaging is the main diagnosis.