I just finished my gastroscopy for a week, and the result is chronic gastritis and erosive enteritis. I prescribed medication and persisted in taking it, but I keep feeling water in my stomach and diarrhea. What's the reason for long-term diarrhea? Still pulling some mucus, pressing it on the stomach will cause soreness, and the intestines will gurgle and become watery. A few days ago, the white blood cell count was still low. Could you have any illness? May I ask what is going on in this situation?
Hello! Diagnosed with gastritis and enteritis, and from your description, this condition may be caused by intestinal dysfunction. The sound of water in the stomach is a sign of bowel sounds, and harmful bacteria in the intestines are highly active, causing abnormal fluctuations in fermentation and intestinal gases. The key factor for intestinal health is related to the balance of gut microbiota. When the number and combat effectiveness of beneficial bacteria are less than harmful bacteria, the balance of gut microbiota is disrupted, which may lead to various problems such as irregular stools, diarrhea, and bowel sounds. Regularly supplementing probiotics in daily life can not only enhance the combat effectiveness of beneficial bacteria, help maintain intestinal health, promote intestinal peristalsis, but also improve the intestinal environment where bacteria are located and inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria.
In addition to yogurt and cheese, other fermented foods also contain probiotics, such as pickles, natto, Fermented bean curd, bananas, garlic, honey, onions and asparagus. In addition, to stimulate the growth of probiotics, one can also eat more probiotics rich in oligosaccharides, such as Zangling Shusu Sugar. Zangling Shusu Sugar is a nutrient for probiotics in the intestine, and after supplementation, it can proliferate beneficial bacteria at a rate of 40 to 103 times, which can inhibit and eliminate harmful and pathogenic bacteria. Periodic use of Zangling Shusu Sugar is particularly effective for common digestive problems such as bowel sounds and diarrhea.
It is recommended to have sufficient rest and sleep, maintain a good mentality, avoid staying up late, and avoid long-term mental stress, anxiety, etc. If there are negative emotions such as stress and anxiety, it is easy to cause gastrointestinal motility disorders and bowel movements. At the same time, avoiding overeating, abstaining from smoking and drinking, maintaining a good mood, and having good lifestyle habits are key to the recovery of digestive diseases.