Can you take antidiarrheal drugs?

Hello: It seems that you are still a careful parent, infants and young children with infectious diarrhea should not take oral antidiarrheal drugs The main reason is that it is not conducive to the elimination of toxins A large number of toxins produced by pathogens in the intestine, if antidiarrheal agents are used, toxins and pathogens can not be discharged, and after absorption, children can produce symptoms of poisoning, which will aggravate the condition and is not conducive to the recovery of children's diseases

However, while routinely using anti-infective drugs, gastrointestinal mucosal protectors can be used, such as oral Smecta, which can play a protective role in the gastrointestinal mucosa, and can adsorb toxins and excrete them with feces However, it should be noted that they cannot be taken orally with anti-infective drugs, and there should be an interval, at least 1 hour apart

Because of pediatric diarrhea disease, a large amount of water and electrolytes are discharged, and dehydration is very easy to occur, which is an emergency, we must pay attention to observe the changes in the condition, such as whether there is a decrease in urine output, whether there are tears when crying, whether the baby's mental state is good, etc

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Infectious diarrhea refers to autumn diarrhea (rotavirus), right? There is no cure for this kind of diarrhea. My son was also infected when he was only 9 months old, mainly drinking more water, eating white porridge, taking intravenous rehydration, using montmorillonite powder (Smecta) and Jin Shuangqi Silian, and it took three or four days to get better.

The most important thing to be infected with the virus is to prevent dehydration, and if you urinate less, you are in danger, and if you urinate more, you are not afraid. Naturally, it will be fine.

It must not be eaten, otherwise the toxins cannot be eliminated and it will be more dangerous. There is no specific drug for viral diarrhea, just be careful not to cause dehydration.

It may be bacterial enteritis, which has been prevalent recently, go to the hospital for intravenous drips, anti-inflammatory sodium chloride and glucose. My child is 13 months old and has diarrhea for about 10 days, we are all a little scared, go to the hospital.

If you can't eat it, go for a drip, and it'll be fine for a while.

There are many situations that cause diarrhea, the specific situation should be specifically analyzed, if there is diarrhea, you must not take medicine indiscriminately, you must go to the hospital in time, let the doctor prescribe the right medicine is the best way, I wish you a soon**!

Hello, of course there is no need to stock up on medicine. Since the emergence of the new coronavirus, if you go to any version of the guidelines issued by the country, you will find that gastrointestinal discomfort such as diarrhea and vomiting has already occurred, not after XBB, and even some people do not have a fever or cough, but just diarrhea.

Therefore, regardless of XBB or others, everyone should not worry, diarrhea after infection is not a new symptom, and symptomatic treatment is sufficient.

First, because even if there is no new coronavirus infection, like our usual cold and fever, it may cause diarrhea. For example, a variety of viruses such as rotavirus, norovirus, zaru virus, astrovirus and enteric adenovirus can cause diarrhea, so diarrhea caused by new coronavirus infection is the same as before, it is all viral diarrhea!

Especially now in winter and spring, this type of viral diarrhea is more common, and viral infections cause much more diarrhea than bacterial diarrhea.

Second, in most cases, viral diarrhea is a self-limiting disease, and there is no so-called special drug, **The main thing is rehydration and symptomatic, and there is no need for anything special**. Once infected and diarrhea develops, patients only need to adjust their diet, pay attention to rest, and replenish fluids and electrolytes to prevent dehydration.

3. **Diarrhea is mainly to replenish water and electrolytes, rather than to stop diarrhea. Diarrhea can't make you sicker, the lack of water in the body is serious, and the electrolyte imbalance will aggravate our condition, so on the contrary, instead of preparing a large number of antidiarrheal drugs, it is better to prepare some oral rehydration salts.

Fourth, once there are severe vomiting and diarrhea symptoms, or high fever, it is not recommended that you take antidiarrheal drugs, but need to go to the hospital in time.

Finally, the casual use of antidiarrheal drugs such as montmorillonite powder may lead to serious consequences such as constipation in the later stage.

Because montmorillonite is scattered as gray-white powder or yellowish fine powder, its main component is octahedral montmorillonite particles, which is a kind of gastrointestinal mucosal protective agent, which has a certain astringent effect, and the reason why it can stop diarrhea is to use its octahedral structure technology to "pack" the bacteria and toxins that cause diarrhea from our body, so as to play an antidiarrheal role. However, because of this special particle shape and super coverage efficiency, 3g of montmorillonite can cover the entire gastrointestinal wall of normal adults, and can last for more than 6 hours, which can easily cause it to be difficult to excrete from the body, and excessive use will cause constipation.

In short, the right medicine is to take the corresponding medicine to alleviate the relevant symptoms according to the symptoms shown by the individual; Enhancing immunity is to take drugs and nutrients that increase immunity to enhance the combat effectiveness of the body's immune system, and to control the physical condition as soon as possible and eliminate the new coronavirus that invaded the human body as soon as possible.

I wish you good health.

I don't know if it's an illusion.,I was uncomfortable every day for the past few days.,Always running to the toilet as if I had diarrhea.,Finally, I got better.,But my roommate started running to the toilet again.。 Is this diarrhea still contagious? What medicine should I take when I have diarrhea to be effective?

Is diarrhea contagious.

Whether diarrhea is contagious or not depends mainly on the cause of diarrhea, if it is caused by a cold or eating an unclean diet, it is not contagious. However, if you have diarrhea caused by a bacterial infection or a viral infection, you may be contagious. For patients with diarrhea infection, it is necessary to go to the hospital for ** to prevent delaying the condition.

What medicine is most effective for diarrhea.

If the patient has diarrhea, he can eat some montmorillonite powder for antidiarrheal**. At the same time, if diarrhea is accompanied by chills, fever, tenesmus, mucous stools, pus and blood stools, etc., it is necessary to consider the possibility of bacterial infection, and it is necessary to use some aminoglycoside antibiotics or quinolone antibiotics for anti-infection**. If the patient is accompanied by watery stool squirting and other manifestations at the same time, it is necessary to take some Bacillus cereus and compound lactic acid bacteria orally to regulate the intestinal flora**.

Drink plenty of water, drink plenty of lightly salted boiled water to replenish the water or salt lost in the body, and you can also take some rehydration salts orally, so as to maintain the balance of water and electrolytes in the body.

Is diarrhea the same as diarrhea?

In fact, diarrhea and diarrhea are the same thing, diarrhea is generally an easy-to-understand expression for ordinary people, and diarrhea is a medical term. Then diarrhea or diarrhea is an abnormal phenomenon, which is manifested as more than three times a day, the stool is not formed, accompanied by abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and other manifestations. Diarrhea is further divided into acute and chronic diarrhea.

Among them, acute diarrhea is more common in acute gastroenteritis. There are many causes of chronic diarrhea, such as spleen and stomach deficiency, functional dyspepsia, chronic colitis, intestinal tuberculosis, intestinal tumors, intestinal flora disorders, and diarrhea caused by systemic diseases such as chronic liver disease, diabetes and hyperthyroidism. Therefore, it is necessary to do corresponding examinations according to the specific manifestations of the patient, and then it is more appropriate to do the corresponding ** according to **.

What tests to do for diarrhea.

Diarrhea is divided into acute diarrhea and chronic diarrhea, and acute diarrhea is generally considered to be acute gastroenteritis. In this case, blood count, stool routine, stool bacterial culture, antimicrobial susceptibility test, etc. Patients with chronic diarrhea need to be examined, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, blood routine, liver and kidney function, stool routine, bacterial culture, drug susceptibility test, hepatobiliary, spleen, pancreatic and kidney ultrasound.

Generally, if it is infectious diarrhea, taking antibiotics will have a better effect. If it is diarrhea caused by gastrointestinal disorders, it is often related to lifestyle and eating habits, and the general antibiotic ** is less effective.

Diarrhea can eat montmorillonite powder, berberine, probiotics, etc., to clarify the cause of diarrhea, the cause of ** in order to achieve the best effect pure high key, the specific content is as follows:

1. Acute enteritis: because eating unclean things, caused by bacterial infection, there will be obvious symptoms related to bacterial infection at this time, such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever, etc., at this time, the most important thing is to give targeted anti-inflammatory**, supplemented by symptomatic support**, antidiarrheal drugs include montmorillonite powder, berberine, etc., which can quickly improve diarrhea symptoms, and symptomatic ** can expand capacity and rehydrate;

2. Irritable bowel syndrome: If it is diarrhea caused by functional changes, in this case, the triggers should be removed, such as emotional tension, stress, and cold in the abdomen.

The first case: patients with diarrhea 3 times a day:

In fact, most of these patients can be carried through dietary adjustments, and some drugs can be used to relieve symptoms if necessary. Commonly used antidiarrheal drugs are:

1. Loperamide, the starting dose is 4mg, and then 2mg is taken for each diarrhea; Early annihilation.

2. Montmorillonite powder, three times a day, one bag each time.

3. Racemic caddotril can be taken at any time to start taking one capsule, and then take one capsule each time before eating.

In addition, you can add some probiotics to regulate the intestinal flora.

Second case: patients with diarrhea 4 times a day:

If you do not get relieved after taking antidiarrheal drugs, and you have bloody stools, fever, or severe abdominal pain, you should rush to the hospital immediately.

Depending on the situation, the doctor may prescribe octreotide, glucocorticoids, and newer anti-inflammatory agents (infliximab, vedolizumab) and, if necessary, anti-infective**.