Chronic diarrhea requires some "bacteria" to be added to the intestines

Mr. Zhang suddenly started having diarrhea and a slight fever three days ago. At first, he took three tablets of norfloxacin each time and the symptoms were relieved. But after two days, he still had to go to the bathroom four or five times while taking the medicine, so he went to the hospital for treatment. After stool culture, we found that Mr. Zhang’s diarrhea was caused by “intestinal flora imbalance”.

There are at least 400 kinds of pathogens in the human intestine, more than 90% of them are "permanent residents" and the rest are "passers-by". Once their proportions, types, and numbers change significantly, symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal distension, gas production, or constipation may occur. At this time, it is difficult to solve the problem by simply using antibiotics. However, taking some live bacteria drugs to regulate the intestinal flora and help "permanent residents" deal with "passers-by" can often achieve better results.

Who is prone to intestinal flora imbalance? First, children, especially young children, the proportion of intestinal bacteria has not yet been fixed, which can easily lead to nutritional absorption disorders; second, the elderly, with the increase of age, the balance of intestinal flora will change, in the process of adjustment, prone to flora imbalance; third, people who use antibiotics for a long time, there are probiotics and pathogenic bacteria in the intestines, antibiotics can not distinguish between "foe" and "friend", long-term medication is very damaging to the intestinal flora.