Yesterday I had diarrhea and took medicine. What is the current situation... 60

You are caused by cold and indigestion, if you still have diarrhea now, you can take laxative tablets, and then take some lactobacillus tablets or stomach tablets, you can drink some brown sugar water.

In recent days, don't eat greasy or too cold (boil the fruit in boiling water before eating), eat lightly, drink plenty of hot water, and exercise appropriately.

It will be more comfortable to warm the sore area and stomach with a hot water bottle.

If you have stomach pain and diarrhea, I recommend you to try diarrhea and diarrhea stop Oh hehe The name is very funny and good, but the effect is very good When I have severe diarrhea, I eat this Oh You can try it You can pair it with some stomach digestion tablets.

Let me tell you this, if you continue to eat, you will be completely ** tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, depending on your situation, the drug is effective, but it is recovering, and the meal still has to be eaten normally, and there is no need to use other drugs.

You try some Flopai acid.

You have acute gastroenteritis.

Don't think about taking any medicine now, the medicine is absorbed by the stomach and intestines, and your gastrointestinal function has been completely lost. Taking medicine doesn't have much effect.

In addition, drink sugar and salt water in small amounts and many times, this is to balance the water and electrolytes. It's like this.

Wait for your gastrointestinal function to recover a little before taking the medicine.

In fact, norfloxacin capsules do work, what you are worried about varies from person to person, and some people will not have that phenomenon. So don't be afraid. It is an anti-inflammatory medicine, in short, it will not have adverse effects on the body if you eat it.

Maybe you still have a bit of stomach cramps, but I have a friend who often has similar problems to you, so don't be afraid that you will get very sick. Of course, it is still recommended that you see a doctor, after all, they are more professional! Good luck soon**!

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine East Hospital - Department of Gastroenterology - Chief Physician - Meng Jie - Do I need to take medicine for diarrhea.

What's bad about taking laxatives?

1. Affect the absorption of nutrients and water; In severe cases, it can cause dehydration and acidosis;

2. If you take laxatives for a long time to treat constipation, you can become dependent, and you can't defecate without laxatives.

1. Reduce the body's resistance: malnutrition, anemia and vitamin deficiency caused by diarrhea can weaken the body's resistance to infectious diseases and various infections, inflammation is easy to spread, and tissue regeneration and traumatic healing ability can be weakened, and wounds are not easy to heal after injury.

2. Reduce the body's ability to absorb nutrients: small intestinal mucosal lesions can directly affect the body's absorption of water, and the high osmotic pressure in the intestinal lumen will transfer part of the water in the blood to the intestinal lumen, and finally be discharged by the stool, causing the body to lose a lot of water. When water loss does not exceed 5 percent of body weight, the body compensates.

Once it exceeds 5, it cannot be compensated, resulting in a series of water, electrolyte imbalances and acid-base balance disorders.

3. Cause malnutrition: As we all know, the gastrointestinal tract is the only way for the human body to absorb nutrients, and after the ingested food and other nutrients are digested and decomposed in the gastrointestinal tract, the useful part is absorbed, and the useless residue is excreted by feces. When diarrhea occurs, the body's absorption of nutrients is seriously impaired, and the energy supply is insufficient, making people feel dizzy, dry mouth, fatigue of limbs, palpitation and shortness of breath, and even malnutrition.

4. Cause vitamin deficiency: long-term diarrhea can directly affect the body's absorption of vitamins and cause vitamin deficiency. Some people have dry hair after diarrhea for a long time, hair loses normal luster and moisture, and there is scattered shedding from time to time, resulting in premature baldness, which is caused by a lack of vitamin A; For example, some people develop glossitis, angular cheilitis, and polyneuritis, which are the result of vitamin B deficiency.

5. Anemia: due to the obstacle of digestion and absorption, the absorption of protein and other hematopoietic raw materials is reduced, which can cause anemia, and the nails, palms, lips, and palpebral conjunctiva and other anemia symptoms such as paleness, fatigue and fatigue, dizziness, tinnitus, lack of concentration, and even dystrophic edema.

There will be an impact, such as the anorectal analysis of traditional Chinese medicine. ** needs to be targeted**. For example, single pure irritable bowel can regulate diet and mood.

Enteritis needs anti-inflammatory**, Crohn's disease may need hormones, ulcerative colitis, tuberculosis and ah need to go further**. It is recommended to visit the hospital, clarify**, guide**.

Yes It is very harmful It is recommended to go to a Chinese medicine practitioner and take Chinese medicine for a long time.

Yes, intestinal diseases are best seen by a doctor.

Diarrhea is diarrhea, and its common causes are: Although diarrhea is not a serious illness in the eyes of most people, its damage to the body cannot be underestimated. The so-called heroes can't stand the three bubbles.

Severe diarrhea can cause dehydration and electrolyte imbalances in the body, and it is by no means alarmist to say that it is life-threatening, especially in the elderly and children.

Diarrhea can be caused by indigestion, food poisoning, emotional stress, legumes, pancreatic diseases, cancer, laxatives, antacids, caffeine, parasites, colitis, viruses, germs or other microorganisms, drinking unclean water, eating spoiled food, food or chemical allergies, etc.

Patients with diarrhoea must drink plenty of fluids, such as saline, carob tea, carrot juice and green drinks (containing chlorophyll). If your condition doesn't improve, or if you have blood in your stool, see your doctor. An allergy test can be done to find out if you have an allergy to a particular food.