What medicine should be infused for infantile fatty diarrhea?

summary

Diarrhea is a common disease, which is usually diagnosed as acute gastroenteritis. In this case, because the body fluid itself is in the state of water and electrolyte balance, when the body loses a lot of water, it will cause a lot of water loss, leading to the disorder of water and electrolyte, that is dehydration. The common treatment in the hospital is infusion, which drugs should be infused for infantile steatosis? Now let me tell you something.

What medicine should be infused for infantile fatty diarrhea?

Because diarrhea is generally caused by intestinal infection, infection leads to enterospasm, causing vomiting and diarrhea symptoms, so generally use antibiotics and antispasmodic drugs for infusion, use antispasmodic drugs, common such as atropine, antibiotics common such as penicillin, these are the main components of infusion.

We must take antiviral drugs under the guidance of doctors, and supplement water and electrolytes at the same time. Experts suggest that stachyose, a microecological agent, can accelerate the proliferation of bifidobacteria, inhibit harmful bacteria, not be decomposed by digestive enzymes, and can target to the inflammatory site to regulate the balance of intestinal flora.

The diarrhea caused by overeating and cold is due to the accelerated peristalsis of intestinal tract after being stimulated by cold, which makes it too late to absorb the water from eating and form loose stool to be discharged from the body. The key to prevention is to keep your abdomen warm and eat cold food in refrigerator. When the pain is severe, you can use some antispasmodics or astringents.

matters needing attention

To diarrhea patients to eat some easy to digest and absorb light food, such as noodles, rice porridge, broth and so on. Because of eating too little, the patient is in a state of starvation, which will lead to increased intestinal peristalsis and excessive secretion of digestive fluid in the intestinal wall, and aggravate diarrhea.