Treatment and conditioning of abdominal pain, diarrhea and intestinal rumbling

Abdominal pain, diarrhea, and intestinal rumbling are also common symptoms of gastrointestinal diseases in clinical practice. Some patients have an acute onset but recover quickly, while some patients have mild symptoms but a long course of illness. If they are not treated carefully, they may suffer from water loss and malnutrition due to long-term diarrhea, or their condition may worsen or cause other complications.

Borborygmus is a symptom of abdominal noise caused by abnormal gastrointestinal motility or obstruction. Most people have bowel sounds, but normal bowel sounds are very low and slow, making them difficult to be heard. If someone has diarrhea and their bowel sounds are very loud, it is because the bacteria in the intestines are abnormal, or because of infection with wind, cold and dampness, which leads to gastrointestinal disorders.

There are generally several conditions for intestinal rumbling and diarrhea. If the patient experiences intestinal rumbling in the abdomen and feels abnormally hungry, it is due to insufficient Qi in the middle body and coldness in the gastrointestinal tract. If the patient has severe diarrhea, a bloated abdomen, and loud bowel sounds, it is usually a gastrointestinal disorder caused by infection with cold.

Intestinal rumbling and diarrhea should not be taken lightly. If the patient's illness lasts for about a month, it means that gastrointestinal inflammation has occurred. Patients should replenish water and nutrition in time, otherwise they will suffer from dehydration and malnutrition.

Drugs for treating abdominal pain, bowel sounds and diarrhea

The following drugs are commonly used to treat abdominal pain, bowel sounds and diarrhea:

1. Anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs: such as berberine, Yuanhu analgesic tablets, Changweiling, etc. Patients with severe conditions can take antibiotics appropriately or receive infusion treatment.

2. Take antidiarrheal agents, such as bismuth subcarbonate, compound camphor tincture, etc.

3. Drugs for treating mental diarrhea: such as chlordiazepoxide, melatonin, etc.

Treatment of abdominal pain, bowel sounds and diarrhea

In addition to seeking medical treatment for reasonable diagnosis and treatment, the key lies in your own adjustments. Eat a reasonable diet, light and easy to digest, avoid raw, cold, greasy and spicy foods, have three meals a day on time regularly, avoid smoking, drinking, staying up late, fatigue and cold, adjust your mentality, avoid excessive stress, gradually improve and reduce stress, and promote recovery.