How does infantile intestines stomach sex cold do
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Recently, the baby's stomach is not good, to check found that it is superficial gastritis, the doctor gave treatment, the symptoms have been alleviated, for infants with gastrointestinal influenza how to do this problem? Now let's talk about how to deal with infantile gastroenteric cold.
How does infantile intestines stomach sex cold do
Treatment 1: knead Neiguan: Neiguan point is located in the middle of the wrist, about three horizontal fingers (the width of three fingers together) away from the wrist transverse pattern, and points are selected between the two tendons. Knead and press with the thumb, position 36 times, two hands alternately, pain attack can be increased to 200 times. Click Zusanli: Zusanli is located three inches below the edge of the knee (equivalent to the width of four fingers together), between the tibia and fibula. Press Zusanli (ST36) with the tip of the thumb of both hands, 36 times at ordinary times, about 200 times in pain, and the manipulation can be slightly heavy.
Treatment 2: general treatment - patients with acute attack, especially those with severe and fulminant attack, should be hospitalized to correct the disorder of water and electrolyte balance in time. After the condition is improved, they should be given liquid diet or easy to digest, less fiber and rich nutrition diet as appropriate.
In addition to the treatment of acute gastritis during the diet, doctors should pay more attention to the three kinds of food, such as rice soup.
matters needing attention
For this disease: young white-collar workers because of busy work, leading to irregular diet, the formation of "old stomach disease.". In winter, stomach attack, not only can't eat, but also all over. According to traditional Chinese medicine, mutton is sweet and warm in nature, and has the functions of tonifying yang, resisting cold and generating heat, strengthening body and prolonging life. It is the best choice for food therapy against chronic gastritis in winter.
