Diseases that require contact isolation?

The diseases that require contact isolation mainly include intestinal infections, skin infections or multidrug-resistant bacterial infections. These types of diseases do not seem to be serious illnesses, but if you unfortunately suffer from any of them, it will not only affect your physical health, but also put patients under heavy psychological pressure. Especially if the patients are isolated, it will seriously damage their mental health.

How to treat patients with poor gastrointestinal function?

1. Patients with gastrointestinal diseases should avoid mental stress and maintain an optimistic mood. Daily life should be regular, with a regular schedule, adequate sleep, a combination of work and rest, and appropriate physical exercise. Patients who engage in mental work all year round can appropriately increase some physical activities. Second, the diet should be soft and gradually transition to three normal meals. Diet therapy is very important. Patients must avoid eating all kinds of irritating foods and quit smoking and drinking. 3. Take medicine on time for treatment: Those with excessive gastric acid can choose antacids, cimetidine, ranitidine or gastrin receptor blockers, etc.; those with gastroenteritis can choose furazolidone, etc.; those with fullness and belching as the main symptoms can use domperidone, antiemetic, etc. If you don't know what the problem is with your stomach, don't take any medicine. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a gastroscopy and then take the right medicine.

What are the symptoms of gastrointestinal diseases?

Symptoms of gastrointestinal diseases often include stomach pain about 2 hours after a meal, and may even cause waking up in pain in the middle of the night. Eating something can relieve the pain, and acid reflux is common. It is more likely to occur in autumn and winter, with rhythmic pain in the right upper abdomen. This type of situation may be duodenal ulcer or duodenitis. Some people also experience abdominal pain and diarrhea after improper diet or catching a cold, which may be accompanied by vomiting, chills and fever. This condition may be acute gastroenteritis or acute dysentery. Therefore, we must do the following two things in our daily life: Eat small meals frequently to avoid bloating or excessive stomach acid. Excessive stomach acid may back up into the esophagus and irritate the esophageal mucosa. In addition to three meals, snacks are also provided in the morning, afternoon, and before bedtime. Eat a moderate diet - eat a wide variety of foods from the six major food groups at each meal to obtain balanced nutrition, and avoid eating only foods high in starch. Do not lie down to rest after eating. Gastrointestinal diseases may not seem like a serious illness, but the pain is life-threatening. Friends who have undergone gastroscopy will definitely know that it is very uncomfortable! Therefore, in order to prevent gastrointestinal diseases, you must pay attention to your daily living habits, eat small meals frequently, pay attention to meal efficiency and nutritional intake!