How to seek medical attention in time, supplement water, sodium and potassium, and give infusion treatment when necessary to maintain the balance of water and electrolyte in human body as soon as possible.
Intestinal perforation may be caused by frequent acute gastroenteritis, with clinical symptoms such as abdominal pain and bloating. In severe cases, intestinal rupture may occur, which requires medical examination and diagnosis.
How to deal with the serious intestinal perforation? Surgical treatment and suture or resection of perforated intestine are needed. Therefore, once severe abdominal pain and abdominal distension occur, you should seek medical advice in time and be alert to intestinal perforation.
Sepsis may always lead to acute gastroenteritis. If germs invade the blood circulation and grow and multiply in the blood, systemic infection and sepsis will occur. The common symptoms are chills, high fever and bleeding of skin and mucous membrane.
What should we do? First, after the patient's illness is diagnosed, special antibacterial treatment should be given, vitamins and energy mixtures should be supplemented, and even a small amount of human albumin, plasma or fresh whole blood should be supplemented many times to supplement the body's consumption and energy supply, so as to control the illness and treat it in time.
4 It is easy to produce antibiotic resistance. In addition, some people like to treat acute gastroenteritis with antibiotics as soon as they get it, and even use infusion from the beginning. Over time, patients will develop resistance to these drugs, resulting in a better condition every time. Finally, if gastritis is not cured for a long time, the consequences of gastrointestinal damage will appear.
How to use antibiotics reasonably, especially infusion, it is safer to use drugs or conservative treatment before the illness is critical and urgent. If the patient has developed drug resistance, it is necessary to use different drugs for treatment to ensure the curative effect and therapeutic effect.