If the stool is liquid, it is necessary to seek immediate medical attention. At the same time, blood routine, stool routine, and abdominal CT examinations should be conducted to identify the cause promptly and determine if it is caused by acute gastroenteritis. If diagnosed with acute gastroenteritis, antibiotics can be used for treatment. If diarrhea is severe, anti-diarrheal treatment is also required to prevent dehydration. Here are some suggestions:

Dietary Adjustments

1. Consume appropriate amounts of liquid foods. You can also boil apples in water to replenish potassium ions. If you have poor appetite, you can go to the hospital for intravenous fluid replacement. Avoid eating coarse fiber foods such as sorghum, corn, oatmeal, buckwheat, celery, and soybeans during diarrhea to prevent symptoms from worsening.

Medication

2. Take medications under the guidance of a doctor. If the situation is particularly severe, comprehensive treatment may be required in the hospital.

Abdominal Warming

3. Keep your abdomen warm. You can use a hot water bottle for abdominal warmth and wear more clothes to ensure adequate warmth.

Dietary Habits

4. Adjust your dietary habits promptly. During treatment, avoid cold, spicy, and greasy foods. Foods that are prone to producing gas and rich in fiber should also be consumed sparingly. Instead, focus on eating light, easily digestible liquid and semi-liquid foods.