What is the disease of diarrhea and night sweats?

Different symptoms in the body represent different diseases, so what kind of disease is diarrhea and night sweats? When diarrhea occurs, you should consider gastrointestinal problems. Perhaps you have eaten something bad, or your stomach has caught a cold. In particular, you should pay attention to the occurrence of gastroenteritis. Diarrhea and night sweats may also be accompanied by fever, so you should seek medical treatment promptly. Patients should pay attention to a proper diet and try not to eat fruit until they get better.

1. What is the disease of diarrhea and night sweats?

1. Based on the description, it is considered that diarrhea caused the loss of yin fluid, resulting in yin deficiency night sweats.

2. Considering that it is caused by gastroenteritis, gastrointestinal dysfunction and other reasons, you can go to the hospital for a check-up to find out the cause and treat it symptomatically. Pay attention to your diet to avoid spicy, irritating, and cold foods, and avoid catching a cold.

2. What is the disease of low-grade fever and night sweats?

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, some patients may have a low fever due to deficiency of the exterior, which is not very high, but will be accompanied by sweating symptoms. For patients with long-term persistent hypothermia and night sweats, some tuberculosis conditions can be ruled out: cough, sputum, chest pain, etc. If the above symptoms are not ruled out, it is recommended to go to the respiratory department for treatment.

3. What is the reason for frequent diarrhea?

1. Improper diet: Eating too much, too oily, too cold food, frequently changing to new food, or eating spoiled food contaminated by bacteria or toxins can easily cause

Diarrhea in children.

2. Adverse stimulation: catching cold, overheating, being in a bad mood, or being overly nervous or frightened can also cause diarrhea.

3. Allergic diarrhea: Diarrhea caused by eating foods that are prone to cause allergies.

4. Others: such as nonspecific ulcerative colitis, glycogen diarrhea, etc.

3. Treatment of diarrhea

1. Antibiotics: For those who are clearly diagnosed with bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used in a timely manner.

2. Astringent and antidiarrheal drugs: Use sodium subcarbonate, aluminum hydroxide gel or compound camphor tincture for symptomatic treatment.

3. Drugs to relieve intestinal spasms: Use compound phenoxylate, atropine, propantheline or tincture of opium for treatment.

4. Physical therapy: Use field effect therapy device to treat the abdomen. However, bacterial infection needs to be excluded.

5. Hot compress: Placing a hot water bottle on the abdomen can help treat diarrhea.