What are the sequelae of acute stress response?The possible sequelae of acute stress include anxiety, depression, fear, selective amnesia, and personality changes. If the patient's condition is not controlled after one month of acute stress response treatment and the condition is delayed for more than one month, there may be a delayed psychogenic reaction. The clinical manifestation is that the patient repeatedly experiences people, things, and processes related to the traumatic event. The patient is in extreme pain, nervous, afraid, and avoiding social interaction all day long.
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What is the best medicine to take for acute gastroenteritis?The symptoms of acute gastroenteritis included diarrhea, abdominal pain, vomiting, etc. Some patients might have mucus and bloody stool, a large amount of watery diarrhea, repeated "gastroenteritis" symptoms, loss of appetite, nausea, abdominal distension, etc. In severe cases, in addition to severe vomiting and diarrhea, there would also be symptoms such as prolonged anuria, weakness of the limbs, high fever, etc.
There were many kinds of drugs to treat acute gastroenteritis, but there was no absolute "best" drug. The appropriate drug needed to be selected according to the specific symptoms:
- If you want to regulate the balance of the intestinal flora in the body and relieve diarrhea, you can use probiotic drugs, such as yeast boulardia, bifidus, bacillus subtilus, bacillus, and yogurt.
- If you want to stop diarrhea, you can choose smectite powder, which can absorb intestinal toxins, protect the intestinal mucus, and shorten the course of the disease. Loperidol can also suppress intestinal squirming, reduce the number of defecation, avoid intestinal spasm, and improve diarrhea. However, do not easily use anti-diarrhea drugs when you have acute diarrhea, so as not to aggravate the accumulation and absorption of toxins, leading to poisoning.
- For patients who have a need to suppress vomiting (such as violent vomiting), metoclopramine (commonly metoclopramine tablets and metoclopramine injection) is an option.
- When there are symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, abdominal distension, etc., you can take compound digestive acids to promote digestive digestion.
- When the patient has intestinal infection, such as obvious increase in white blood cells or high body temperature, if necessary, they can take antibiotics, such as clarobin, amoxicilin, cefixime dispersing tablets, metridazle tablets, tinidazle tablets, levofroxaxin capsules, etc. However, in the case of acute gastroenteritis, it is not recommended to use antibiotics to avoid aggravating diarrhea or promoting the growth of drug-resistant bacteria. Moreover, antibiotics are effective for salmonella-like enteritis. Viruses and parasites did not have good treatment effects, but for critically ill patients who needed to be hospitalized, those with bacteremias, or those with compromised immune systems, ciproaxin or azithromycins could be used.
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