What's going on? It's all water.

In today's weather, many people often suffer from diarrhea, because they eat too cold food or their stomachs are too damp recently. People are prone to diarrhea in a hot and humid environment. Most people's diarrhea will produce some water-like substances, and almost all stools are unformed. You should go to the hospital to check whether there are bacterial infections and other factors.

Diarrhea caused by catching a cold may be due to the decrease in the body's immune resistance after catching a cold, which leads to an imbalance of intestinal flora (under normal circumstances, there are many different flora in the intestines, some are harmful flora, that is, pathogenic flora, and some are beneficial flora. They interact with each other to maintain mutual balance and good health.) If the balance is destroyed, it will cause intestinal infection and diarrhea symptoms will appear.

Therefore, catching cold and having diarrhea are particularly likely to occur in people with poor immune resistance, such as children, the elderly, people who are physically weak due to long-term fatigue, pregnant women, etc. Why does diarrhea hurt? It’s because of intestinal spasm. In fact, diarrhea is also one of the body's own ways to regulate and treat diseases.