What medicine should children take for gastrointestinal cold

Gastrointestinal cold in children is a type of pediatric cold, and the symptoms of gastrointestinal cold are somewhat different from other colds. It has symptoms such as stomach pain and bloating, which can easily cause vomiting and excessive bowel movements, making the body abnormally weak. This gastrointestinal cold also has an easy-to-understand name called vomiting cold, which fully demonstrates the characteristics of this cold symptom. Children's gastrointestinal cold will affect the physical development of children. Children suffering from this disease should be treated in time to prevent more serious symptoms. Here we will introduce what medicines to take for gastrointestinal colds in children.

It is usually related to catching a cold. First of all, it is best to give intravenous infusion treatment and intravenous drip of vitamin B6 to stop vomiting, because taking medicine can easily cause vomiting, especially medicines that cause severe gastrointestinal reactions. Wait until you feel a little better and stop vomiting before taking medicine. It is recommended to take oral digestive medicines such as Shanmai Jianpi Oral Liquid or Multi-enzyme Tablets to help digestion, and take Huoxiang Granules orally to relieve vomiting. Also, you should sleep on your side to prevent vomiting from entering your trachea and causing suffocation. Do not eat indigestible, greasy or cold food. It is best to eat porridge, eat a light diet and drink plenty of water. Drink plenty of water. Don't eat too much and give your stomach and intestines a rest.

Gastrointestinal colds are mainly caused by a virus called "Coxsackie", accompanied by mixed bacterial infections. Use hunger therapy appropriately, but supplement more water and salt. It is best to let the patient drink more salt and sugar water, at least 500 ml per day. Traditional Chinese medicine includes Huoxiang Zhengqi tablets or Huoxiang Zhengqi water, Western medicine includes ciprofloxacin and lijunza for antibacterial, ribavirin and morphine hydrochloride for antiviral, and paracetamol for antipyretics.

Overview

Gastrointestinal cold is a type of cold. Gastrointestinal cold is mainly caused by a virus called "Coxsackie", accompanied by mixed bacterial infection. Gastrointestinal cold is also known as "vomiting upper respiratory tract infection" in medicine. Its main symptoms are: bloating, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, multiple bowel movements a day, feeling weak, and in severe cases it can lead to dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, and damage to the immune system. At this time, if antidiarrhea drugs are used for treatment, it will not only fail to alleviate the condition, but will also delay the condition.

Causes

The main cause of gastrointestinal colds comes from external stimuli and other factors, and it occurs more frequently when the weather changes from cold to warm. This is due to the irritation of the stomach and intestines by cold air, coupled with abnormal living habits and poor diet. Gastrointestinal colds are different from gastroenteritis. The main difference is that patients with acute gastroenteritis often have a history of unclean food, severe nausea and vomiting, and the vomitus often has a pungent odor, but generally do not have fever symptoms. Many people often mistakenly treat gastrointestinal cold as acute gastroenteritis at the beginning of its onset.