What should I do if my child has stomach pain and diarrhea?

It is quite common for children to suffer from stomach pain and diarrhea. Many adults simply give their children some antidiarrheal drugs and let them drink some hot water without taking their children's illness seriously. This careless way of handling is extremely incorrect. Most children experience this condition because of acute gastroenteritis. Let me introduce it to you below!

The most typical symptoms of acute gastroenteritis are stomach pain and diarrhea. Acute gastroenteritis may cause the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. The onset of vomiting is sudden, often preceded by nausea and followed by vomiting. In severe cases, the patient may vomit bile or blood. Abdominal pain is most common in the upper and middle abdomen, and in severe cases may present as paroxysmal colic. Diarrhea is characterized by watery stools, which occur several to dozens of times a day, accompanied by a foul odor, and are mostly dark yellow or green in color, rarely contain pus and blood, and there is no feeling of urgency and heaviness in the stool.

The combination of Chinese and Western medicine dialectical methods is used to treat stomach pain and diarrhea caused by acute gastritis. Inflammation can be controlled bidirectionally from the inside and outside of the gastrointestinal mucosal surface. The active ingredients of Chinese medicine can quickly decompose the self-protection layer of Helicobacter pylori, and a small amount of antibiotics can reach the surface of the bacteria directly. In addition, the renewal rate of mucosal epidermal cells can be increased while eliminating external factors affecting inflammation. The symptom control time can be shortened by more than half compared with ordinary treatment methods.

The treatment of diarrhea requires stopping diarrhea and correcting electrolyte balance. When dehydrated, water and nutrition need to be replenished in time. When treating diarrhea, "Chinese and Western dialectical balance therapy" first uses Western medicine to correct electrolyte balance, relieve diarrhea symptoms, eliminate pathogenic bacteria and exogenous stimuli, and control the deterioration and spread of the disease. Then, using traditional Chinese medicine, the gastrointestinal environment and surrounding organ environment are adjusted from the root, so that the gastrointestinal environment (bacterial distribution, mucosal condition, gastric motility, etc.) can be restored to normal, while the patient's body immunity is enhanced, the chance of infection by bacteria, viruses, etc. is reduced, the recurrence of diarrhea symptoms is prevented, and the symptoms of diarrhea are completely cured.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a very deep understanding of the stomach pain and diarrhea in children. If your child has this situation, it is best to take the child to see a doctor in time. Acute gastroenteritis is quite painful, so it is important to take some measures in time to relieve the child's pain.