What should I do if I have diarrhea after eating something bad?

1 First of all, don't let your body lack water. You should also pay attention to the way of drinking water. The water in the water dispenser can only be heated to 80 degrees, so don't drink it. Boil the water in a small pot, and put some sugar and salt in it, which is called sugar bittern for short. Drink slowly, so that it is more easily absorbed by the intestine (don't swallow it in one gulp), and try to drink it warmer than usual.

2、? After drinking water 10 minutes, rub your stomach. It's simple. Rub your abdomen counterclockwise with your palm, at a fast speed, for at least 3 minutes. Let your stomach warm up. Be sure to stop diarrhea counterclockwise.

If you have a warm water bag at home, you can pour some hot water to warm your stomach, which can alleviate the pain.

4. Do you want to eat? Now is not the time to eat and drink. Meat, eggs and greasy food must not be eaten. And eat less, eat more and be light.

With these methods, it will take about one day. Even if there is no improvement at all, the symptoms will be greatly alleviated. If the symptoms are not relieved within one day, or other symptoms appear, be sure to see a doctor!

The key to the diagnosis of diarrhea is the diagnosis of primary disease or etiology, which needs to be based on the onset and course of disease, onset age, onset population, diarrhea frequency, fecal characteristics, accompanying symptoms and signs, routine examination, especially stool examination.

Acute diarrhea should first be identified as infectious diarrhea caused by viruses, bacteria and parasites, or diarrhea caused by food poisoning, drugs or other diseases according to the medical history, onset season and accompanying systemic symptoms. The identification of pathogenic bacteria depends on fecal culture, and some parasites, such as Giardia, need intestinal mucosal biopsy.

Extended data:

1. Acute diarrhea

The onset is urgent, and the course of disease is within 2 ~ 3 weeks, which can be divided into watery diarrhea and dysentery-like diarrhea. The former does not contain blood or pus, but it is not accompanied by internal urgency, and then severe abdominal pain. The latter has purulent bloody stools, often accompanied by acute diarrhea and abdominal cramps. Infectious diarrhea is often accompanied by abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and fever, small intestine infection is often watery diarrhea, and large intestine infection often contains bloody stool.

2. Chronic diarrhea

Frequent defecation, defecation more than 3 times a day, thin or shapeless stool, fecal water content greater than 85%, sometimes accompanied by mucus and purulent blood, lasting more than two months, or recurrent diarrhea, with an interval of 2 ~ 4 weeks. Patients with rectal and/or sigmoid colon lesions often have acute defecation, followed by severe defecation, and sometimes only a small amount of gas and mucus are discharged. Pink is dark, mostly sticky and frozen, and can be mixed with blood. Abdomen is not suitable for bilateral abdomen or lower abdomen.