I don't know if you have experienced the feeling of gastrointestinal colic, it's like all your intestines are twisted together, and the pain is really unforgettable. What's wrong with the gastrointestinal tract? Now let me explain to you what this gastrointestinal colic is and what to do.
Gastrointestinal colic is generally a symptom caused by gastroenteritis, which lasts for three to five minutes, but there are also differences in specific gastrointestinal diseases. If you feel a cramp in your intestines, it is usually caused by improper diet, such as eating too much or consuming raw or cold food. At this point, we can take chlorpheniramine for treatment, and generally speaking, there shouldn't be much problem. Intestinal pain caused by enteritis is the most common. At this time, there is usually pain around the navel and throughout the lower abdomen, as well as symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea. What should be done?
The reason for the existence of gastrointestinal diseases is that you usually do not pay attention to your diet, love to eat greasy and spicy food, and have an improper diet. You also do not control your time well. Generally speaking, you are hungry and full, and overeat. If your eating habits are like this, then your digestive system is definitely not doing well. So it is important to eat on time and consume clean and light food.
If the above problems occur, the food can be eaten but cannot be digested. Excessive stomach acid can damage the gastric mucosa, causing heartburn, bloating, and discomfort. Does the stomach have to go on strike? Bacteria, viruses, and functional disorders are all accomplices in causing chronic gastritis. Not overeating, avoiding spicy stimulation, and being optimistic and cheerful are wonderful ways to restore gastritis. Eating Zangling water and Su sugar daily to feed beneficial bacteria can help to squeeze and destroy the living environment of Helicobacter pylori, the main harmful bacteria in the stomach, regulate appetite and balance stomach acid, and strengthen the stomach's ability to resist reinfection.