How to treat acute gastroenteritis to dysentery. What should I pay attention to in my diet?

It is best to replenish water first to avoid hypoglycemia prostration, night sweats and nausea caused by itching and insufficient blood supply In terms of diet, it is mainly digestible food, such as porridge Or just don't eat anything and go to the hospital for intravenous drips.

Mild gastrointestinal infection: oral fosfomycin, calcium + diarrhea, and diarrhea stop to reduce inflammation and relieve pain.

If it's serious, it's going to have to be a drip. Because oral drugs are absorbed through the intestines. If there is intestinal inflammation, the medicine is not sucked and eaten in vain!

In addition, diet control is also very important. Diarrhea is divided into three parts and seven nutrients. No matter how well you treat it, if you don't control your diet well, it's in vain.

Food should be avoided for gastroenteritis. Limit. System.

Food. Vegetables: Capsule, leek, celery, onion, loofah, green pepper, edamame, lettuce, mustard, goldenrod, green beans, bitter gourd.

Fruits: guava, pear, pineapple, star fruit, persimmon, raw and cold melon fruit.

Meat. Deep-fried and deep-fried meats, eggs, hams, sausages, marinated fatty meats.

Grains and roots: brown bread, bran bread, jade rolled dry rice, brown rice, taro, etc.

Others: stone fruits, dried fruits, spirits, fried foods, over-sweetened pastries, jellies. Can. Food.

Food. Thing. Vegetables: young leaves, pureed vegetables, potatoes, winter melons, cucumbers, amaranth, rape, coriander.

Fruits: bananas, grapes, watermelon, oranges, filtered juices.

Meat. Chicken, fish, beef, tender pig Damindong meat, animal offal, eggs.

Grains and roots: rice and its products, flour and its products.

Others: salt, sugar, honey, tea, soy milk, bean curd, rice.

With the gradual improvement of dysentery and the decrease in the frequency of stools, you can eat a semi-fluid diet that is soft, easy to digest, less residue and less oil, such as porridge, noodles, noodles, roasted tofu, steamed egg custard, soft braised fish, biscuits, etc. You can eat 5 to 6 meals a day, and the staple food of each meal should not exceed 100 grams. At the same time, eat juice, tomato soup and other air drinks, so that the urine output is more than 1000 ml per day, so as to facilitate the excretion of toxins.

After the frequency of stool returns to normal, you still need to eat semi-liquid foods for 2 3 days, such as egg noodles, wontons, meatballs and fish balls. After the body**, it is best to eat less residue soft rice within 1 week, such as scrambled eggs, fried shredded pork, braised fish, minced vegetables, etc. Avoid oily foods and vegetables with a lot of crude fibre.

Acute gastroenteritis is the most common disease in summer, once bacteria and viruses invade the stomach and intestines, it often causes patients to vomit and diarrhea, abdominal pain, and is very uncomfortable. When you see a gastroenterologist, your doctor will usually recommend fasting for half a day or a day and plenty of fluids.

However, the doctor also reminds that water replenishment is not just drinking plain water, it is best to drink electrolyte aqueous solution with appropriate salt and water, if you drink boiled water desperately, it may lead to insufficient electrolytes in the body and cause cramps. Rehydration salts that are available at pharmacies can also be bought back and taken on your own.

In addition to respiratory tract infection, acute gastroenteritis is the most common in addition to respiratory tract infections every summer, and the causative sources include salmonella or adenovirus, enterovirus, etc., patients will have symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, abdominal pain, fever, and even severe abdominal cramp pain, high fever and chills, anorexia and fatigue. Generally speaking, ** acute gastroenteritis takes about three to seven days, in addition to taking medication and fasting for 12 to 24 hours, patients may become dehydrated because of non-stop pulling, so they must replenish enough water during fasting.

It is important to note that in addition to losing water, children also lose electrolytes, so it is best to supplement the "rehydration salts" of the pharmacy** rather than pure plain water. Some parents just blindly give their children plain water, but as a result, they dilute the electrolytes in the body, causing cramps and other "water poisoning". Although sports drinks on the market also contain salt, the sugar in the drinks is also high, which can make children with diarrhea continue to have diarrhea.

As for "rehydration salt", it contains an appropriate amount of sugar and salt, which can not only replenish the water and salt lost from vomiting and diarrhea, but also will not cause persistent diarrhea due to excessive sugar content.

In addition, patients with acute gastroenteritis have a loss of appetite during recovery and can eat light, easily digestible foods. Toddlers can eat gruel, pasta, soda crackers, apples, bananas, etc. For children under one year of age, infants who are on infant formula as a staple food can dilute the formula or switch to a lactose-free special formula and return the formula to its original consistency when symptoms improve.

Go to the hospital to see the doctor the fastest, usually eat less raw and cold hard food, half-baked is not considered, if it is too late, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs I last time I was so temporarily controlled to see the doctor, consciousness to eat some easily digestible food.

Anchovy boiled water and drank 1 time a day. Just once. 5 money on the line. Not much.

Be careful not to binge drink or binge eat.