How are intestinal cramps treated?

Intestinal spasms can be targeted according to their specific causes**, and there are many causes of intestinal spasms, the more common ones are acute gastroenteritis, bacterial infection, intestinal obstruction, etc.

1. Acute gastroenteritis. If the patient eats raw, cold, and unclean food for a long time, it may lead to the occurrence of acute gastroenteritis, resulting in symptoms of intestinal spasm. At this time, patients can use drugs such as stasut and hyoscyamine to relieve the pain caused by intestinal spasms.

2. Bacterial infection. If there is a bacterial infection in the intestines, intestinal spasms can occur. Patients can be treated with antibiotics to fight the infection**.

3. Intestinal obstruction. Intestinal obstruction refers to the obstruction of the passage of intestinal contents through the intestines, and the patient has symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, stopping gas and defecation, and in severe cases, intestinal spasm. Gastrointestinal decompression is an important measure for intestinal obstruction, and bowel resection, anastomosis, and ostomy can also be performed if necessary.

Antibiotics are also needed after surgery to suppress intestinal bacteria and prevent wound infection.

As a person with a bad stomach and still a little painful and irregular stool, I feel very touched, let me talk about it first, I hit it with all my hands, don't think I type too many words...

I ate something bad in August, and I went to the hospital for three days in a row to do a stool routine, and found that there were 1-3 pus cells, and the doctor said that I had enteritis and prescribed antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs for me to take. It should have been eaten for three days to see the effect, I didn't ask, I ate it for nearly a month. If my health is still not good, I will go to hang the water, and it will be good to hang my stomach for two days, but it will not work after a few days.

I was afraid that I didn't have enteritis and went to do a stool test with occult blood, but it was normal to do it four times in a row, so the stool test could not be used as a convincing test.

By the way, I don't know how your stomach hurts, I'm on the lower left, the colon hurts, and when it hurts, I can feel something hard (it should be stool). At the worst, there are tendon-like things on the left and right sides of the navel, which are hard and can be pinched by hand, and according to the feeling, the painful part is that place.

I was afraid of doing colonoscopy, so I went directly to see a Chinese doctor, and the Chinese medicine doctor also suggested that I do a colonoscopy, but I learned that I was more afraid of doing a colonoscopy, so I helped me take my pulse, looked at the tongue coating, looked at the whites of my eyes, etc., and roughly concluded that it was intestinal dysfunction, and prescribed Chinese medicine for me to eat at home. I ate for about a week, and the "tendons" on the left and right sides of my stomach began to get smaller, first the left side was completely absent, and then the right side was much better. Anyway, now the tendons are long gone.

But after a few days, my stomach still hurts, and my bowel habits still change, so I still went for a colonoscopy, but the colonoscopy still judged me to be a bowel disorder.

Having said all this, what I want to say to you is that no matter what kind of intestinal disease you have, or if you have gastrointestinal discomfort, it is best not to use Western medicine, because I understand that all intestinal diseases are not completely good through Western medicine, only Chinese medicine can, and Chinese medicine cannot have the possibility of drug resistance, and the harm to the body is small. There is also intestinal discomfort, it is useless to do B ultrasound, and the barium swallow is just to check the stomach. You have to determine which side of you are uncomfortable, and then you have to decide what you do for yourself.

If you also have unformed stools and always want to poop, you will have to do a colonoscopy to make sure**. There is also a hanging bottle to eat antibiotics, which will destroy the intestinal environment, my intestinal dysfunction is to take antibiotics, the doctor will not care about your life or death, when I did a colonoscopy to determine that it is intestinal dysfunction, the doctor even prescribes antibiotics to me... Oh my God, can you believe it, it's a doctor...

You can't eat it raw and cold, and don't eat it if it will cause gas, such as peanuts, garlic, etc. It shouldn't be painful as you get older, but it should get worse and worse.

There is so much nonsense, I hope you will ** as soon as possible, leave a QQ for you, 215976618, we will communicate when we are free.

There are many causes of intestinal spasms, among the functional causes are cold, hunger, dry stool, side effects of certain drugs, etc., which can be alleviated by using the peony licorice soup of traditional Chinese medicine to add flavor.

Colonoscopy If it's okay Is it not a good attitude Barium swallow and B ultrasound are okay Then it's almost okay Relax your mind and try it.

Convulsions are often medically a sign of seizures. If tics occur, the person should be quickly placed on a flat bed in a ventilated area. Quickly tilt the patient's head to one side to prevent vomiting and respiratory suffocation.

In order to prevent the patient from biting the tongue during convulsions, it is also necessary to quickly find an object that can be used around them.

Pinch the palm between your thumb and index finger between the two bones.

Straightening, emergency measures, and calcium supplementation afterwards.