Anti-inflammatory drugs make shit harder

If people's bodies become inflamed, it is easy to cause a continuous high fever, so inflammation must be treated in time to avoid more serious diseases. Many people find that anti-inflammatory drugs make their stools very hard when they take them.

If it is considered to be caused by gastroenteritis, you can take Huoxiang Zhengqi soft capsules, berberine tablets and belladonna tablets for symptomatic treatment. Severe diarrhea or vomiting may require intravenous fluids. Eat regularly, at regular times and in regular amounts, avoid overeating, and reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract. Medicines like Sanhuang Tablets, Phenolphthalein Tablets, and Huatuo Runchang Pills are all effective. It is best to rely on diet therapy combined with exercise for treatment. Ensure adequate rest time, do not overwork or oversleep, do not stay up overnight, do not stand or sit for long periods of time, and drink plenty of water.

There are many reasons for constipation, mainly two aspects. One is due to excessive heat in the body, and the other is due to sitting for a long time without exercise. Some medications to promote intestinal motility and lubricate the intestines are given at intervals. In terms of diet, some refined foods should be given appropriately and bowel habits should be trained on a regular basis.

Considering that the problem is caused by gastritis, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs and it will be fine. Now you should eat small meals frequently, low-fat, light diet, and avoid irritating foods; do not eat too much, especially dinner; do not eat before going to bed; avoid smoking, alcohol and coffee. Do not lie down immediately after a meal, and raise the head of the bed when sleeping to reduce the chance of acid reflux. Drug treatment commonly uses ranitidine, famotidine or omeprazole to inhibit gastric acid secretion. The use of aluminum hydroxide gel and magnesium oxide can neutralize gastric acid, thereby reducing the activity of pepsin and reducing the damage of acidic gastric contents to the esophageal mucosa. The addition of metoclopramide, cisapride or mosapride can promote esophageal and gastric emptying and reduce reflux.