What medicine does pull dysentery take?

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The treatment of chronic dysentery is difficult, children with long illness and weak body, their own disease resistance ability is poor; the use of antibiotics is more, the time is longer, bacteria have more drug resistance, the treatment effect is poor. Therefore, the medication time should be long, and different treatment methods should be used according to the symptoms of children. Let's share the medicine for diarrhea?.

What medicine does pull dysentery take?

Drug 1: antibacterial treatment: gentamicin or amikacin and ampicillin were injected intravenously, and the dosage and usage were the same as those in the acute stage. After the poisoning symptoms improved, the patients were treated according to the general acute bacillary dysentery or took compound sulfamethoxazole or norfloxacin orally.

Medicine 2: Traditional Chinese medicine dialectical treatment of damp heat dysentery (acute typical bacillary dysentery): main symptoms: diarrhea red white sticky cold, abdominal pain, purulent blood feces, small amount but more times, urgency, anal burning, short red urine. Or accompanied by chilly fever, yellow greasy fur, pulse number. Treatment: clearing away heat and dampness, promoting qi and detoxifying. Common prescriptions: treatment of bacillary dysentery by typing and symptomatic treatment of bacillary dysentery

Medicine 3: Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the main cause of bacillary dysentery is weakness of healthy qi, exogenous pathogenic factors and diet injury. Exogenous pathogenic factors and diet often influence each other. Generally speaking, it belongs to diet injury, and the disease is caused by the combination of exogenous factors.

matters needing attention

All in all, children with bacillary dysentery should rest in bed, isolate according to intestinal infectious diseases, and disinfect their feces. No vomiting or severe bacillary dysentery, generally do not fast, but to adjust the diet according to the condition. First stop eating indigestible food to reduce the burden of gastrointestinal tract. Breastfeeding children can continue to breastfeed, can appropriately reduce the number of breastfeeding, breastfeeding interval appropriately extended, each feeding time shortened, stop adding complementary food. Artificially fed children can be fed milk and rice soup or boiled water diluted at the beginning of the disease. When the condition improves, gradually increase the amount of milk and complementary food, and then slowly transition to normal diet. Older children should be given light and easy to digest liquid or semi liquid food, such as noodle soup, etc. after the disease gets better, they should change to soft rice, and then gradually increase lean meat, fish, eggs, etc. to increase nutrition.