May I ask why I have diarrhea after experiencing abdominal pain for a long time, and now that I have taken traditional Chinese medicine to form it, I still have to pull the ball three times a day? Pulling one ball at a time a few times a day, not even watching one ball at a time. It takes traditional Chinese medicine to form, otherwise it's painful if it doesn't form at all. I have been taking traditional Chinese medicine for 20 days, and when I started taking it, it started to take shape. It's a summary, and now it's a ball by ball. I don't know if switching to a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner would be possible? What I mean is that if I take medicine and don't have abdominal pain, will it affect him from not being able to see which part is weak or which part is causing diarrhea?
Expert response: The situation you described may be chronic gastroenteritis. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly to clarify the cause. If there are no organic problems with the gastrointestinal tract, it is a manifestation of gastrointestinal dysfunction, such as recent unhealthy diet or exposure to external stimuli such as cold, which can accelerate intestinal peristalsis due to external reasons. If it is a functional disorder, abdominal pain or uneven bowel movements may occur.
We suggest that you can help repair damaged intestinal function by adjusting the gut microbiota. You can take a bag of Zangling Water Sugar in the morning and a bag of Zangling Water Sugar in the evening. Zangling Water Sugar works in harmony with the gastrointestinal tract, inhibiting and clearing harmful bacteria, pathogens, and inflammatory substances through the proliferation of beneficial microbiota, gradually repairing damaged gastrointestinal function.
I suggest that you avoid eating raw, cold, spicy, and stimulating foods in your current diet, avoid getting cold, and avoid overeating. Mainly consume light and easily digestible foods, and also pay attention to maintaining an optimistic and cheerful mood, avoiding tension and anxiety. This way, gastrointestinal function can gradually return to normal.