Gastroenteritis mainly refers to a disease in the gastrointestinal tract caused by bacteria, pathogens, parasites, etc. People with gastrointestinal diseases may experience common symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and indigestion during the onset of the disease. Of course, there are also other symptoms such as dizziness, fainting, and fever. What should I do if I encounter this symptom? Today, the editor will talk to you about how to deal with gastroenteritis and fever.
Fever refers to the abnormal state of a person's body temperature. The normal body temperature for most people is around 37 degrees Celsius, and there may be slight differences depending on age. Fever can make people feel particularly uncomfortable and unable to lift their spirits, so once you find yourself with a fever, you need to quickly find a way to reduce it. Is there a quick and effective way to reduce fever?
The method to reduce fever is to drink plain water, preferably at a slightly warm temperature, because in the early stages of fever, immune cells are fighting against the disease, and at this time, water support is strongly needed. In addition, water can also promote the discharge of waste. The second is to rest in bed. At this time, if you are not mentally alert, do not let your body become overly fatigued. You can also try soaking your feet to make your body warm and get rid of the fever as soon as possible. You can also use physical antipyretic methods, such as applying ice cubes to your forehead.
To fundamentally solve fever, the most important thing is to solve the problem of gastroenteritis. Therefore, I would like to remind friends with poor gastrointestinal health to avoid spicy and stimulating food, smoking and alcohol, abdominal massage, walking after meals, vigorous exercise, staying up late, and keeping the stomach warm. Supplementing beneficial bacteria in the body is one of the dietary methods for poor gastrointestinal health. Daily consumption of Zangling Water Sugar provides sufficient food for the bifidobacteria that settle in the intestines, which is very helpful for gastrointestinal maintenance.