Diarrhea, it turned out to be a heart problem, how to prevent diarrhea in autumn and winter?

It may be that diarrhea causes heart failure, especially when the elderly are old, try to let the elderly wear more clothes in such a season, and do not eat particularly raw and cold food.

In autumn and winter, middle-aged and elderly people should not eat cold things, especially leeks.

Don't eat seafood raw and cold food in the elderly, it will cause diarrhea and other problems.

If you want to prevent diarrhea, you must pay attention to food safety and hygiene, and at the same time exercise more to strengthen your immunity.

The elderly should not touch some hot food, dog meat, mutton and other things, otherwise they will feel uncomfortable.

The elderly must pay attention to keeping warm, and also pay attention to supplementing nutrition, enhancing outdoor exercise, and enhancing physical fitness.

Autumn is the season of high incidence of infectious diarrhea, and the elderly have weakened digestive function and reduced resistance, and are high-risk groups for acute diarrhea. So, how should the elderly prevent diarrhea in autumn?

Acute diarrhea is a clinical syndrome, usually referred to as infectious gastroenteritis, but symptoms of acute diarrhea can also occur in other visceral or systemic diseases. The main cause of infectious diarrhea is eating food that is contaminated with bacteria and their toxins, etc. After eating food contaminated with bacteria, nausea and vomiting usually occur after 2-7 hours, often accompanied by abdominal cramps, tenesmus, and sometimes bloody stools.

There are many causes of diarrhea, and the pathogenesis is quite complex, and the basis of its pathogenesis is the dysfunction of gastrointestinal secretion, digestion, absorption, and motility, and they affect each other. The main causes of diarrhea in the elderly are: intestinal infection, intestinal non-infectious inflammation, tumors, intestinal dysfunction, etc.

In autumn, the immune system of the elderly will decrease, especially the intestinal function will be weakened or disordered. The elderly should live cautiously, eat modestly, keep their mouths in check, do not eat frozen expired food, spoiled food, do not drink raw water, unclean water, etc., and take good "illness from the mouth".

Frequent diarrhea can lead to malnutrition in the elderly, and the patient's physical fitness will deteriorate, which can easily lead to other diseases. It must be taken very seriously.

Timely replenishment of water, sugar, and salt for diarrhea in the elderly is the key to preventing complications of dehydration. Patients should go to a nearby hospital or community health center in a timely manner, and those with severe diarrhea or severe vomiting who cannot eat should be given adequate intravenous water and electrolyte fluids. Oral rehydration** may be used in patients with mild disease, and antibiotics may be used as appropriate in patients with toxemia such as fever.

Diarrhea is generally not recommended to fast, you can eat a little liquid, and the diet should be light and easy to digest. Many people who have diarrhea are afraid of having diarrhea again, and usually self-inflicted "starvation**", which is not advisable.