Raw walnut gastroenteritis

If you already have gastroenteritis, try not to eat raw walnuts. This will undoubtedly increase the digestive function of your gastrointestinal tract and make your symptoms more serious. Then you can only eat more foods that are easy to digest and absorb. Only in this way can your symptoms be alleviated. And when necessary, you must take some oral antibiotics and other medications for treatment.

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Researchers say milk fat is a saturated fat found in large quantities in ice cream and chocolate products. It is difficult to digest. To do this, the liver has to secrete a large amount of bile to help break down milk fat in the intestines. This intestinal environment is particularly suitable for the survival of Bacillus wardii. This bacterium is almost nonexistent in the intestines. However, the researchers found that the proportion of this bile-loving bacteria in the intestines of experimental mice that regularly consumed a full-fat diet was as high as 6%. It can activate the immune system of people who are susceptible to enteritis and trigger enteritis.

1. Eat regularly, at regular times and in regular amounts, avoid overeating, and reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract. If the calorie intake is insufficient, it can be supplemented by adding a combination of dry and liquid snacks.

2. In terms of treatment, good results can be achieved by combining some drug treatments on the basis of improving the quality of life, avoiding adverse stimulation, adjusting diet and strengthening physical exercise.

(1) Oral antibiotics: In chronic gastritis, especially chronic atrophic gastritis, when gastric acid is reduced or lacking, gastric function is disordered or there is retained fluid in the stomach, bacteria are easy to grow and multiply, making the gastritis lesions and symptoms worse. Therefore, antibiotics such as streptomycin, gentamicin, berberine, etc. can be taken orally. Dile Granules can inhibit or kill Helicobacter pylori, so it can also be used.

(2) Taking gastric mucosal protective agents: such as sucralfate, gadolinium or aluminum hydroxide gel, can protect the gastric mucosa and enhance its resistance, but aluminum preparations should not be taken for a long time.

(3) Reduce bile reflux: Metoclopramide or metoclopramide can accelerate the emptying of the stomach and duodenum, reduce bile reflux, and thus avoid the damage of bile to the gastric mucosa. However, it should be noted that metoclopramide has side effects such as drowsiness.

(4) Elderly patients with chronic gastritis, especially those with atrophic gastritis, should go to the hospital promptly and receive treatment under the guidance of a physician when upper abdominal symptoms worsen or increase.