Norovirus can eat what fruit
1, cherry flavor sweet, lovely appearance, appetizing. Do you know that it is rich in carbohydrates and a variety of vitamins, especially suitable for patients with diarrhea to replenish the lost nutrients.
2, lychee not only has the role of nourishing blood and replenishing the spleen, patients with spleen deficiency and diarrhea can be taken appropriately, it is rich in glucose, which can promote blood circulation in the body and accelerate the recovery of the disease.
3, guava is rich in vitamin C, as well as fructose, glutamic acid and other substances, the most important thing is that the ellagic acid in the guava can protect the mucous membrane of the intestinal tract, the recovery of diarrhea has a very good auxiliary effect. Guava has a good effect on the treatment of diarrhea, prolapse and other conditions.
4, peaches have a high content of gelatin, gelatin can absorb excess water in the intestinal tract, can effectively treat diarrhea.
5, poplar peaches contain a variety of acids needed by the human body, such as oxalic acid, malic acid and citric acid, etc., the acid can increase the concentration of gastric juices, so that the food can be better digested, indigestion patients can eat more poplar peaches.
How to confirm norovirus infection
General performance:Clinical manifestations are similar to those of other viral gastroenteritis, with a sudden onset, and the main symptoms are fever, nausea, vomiting, cramping abdominal pain and diarrhea. Can be single vomiting or diarrhea, can also vomit first after diarrhea, so also known as norovirus infectious diarrhea. Note: children with vomiting is common, adult patients with diarrhea, diarrhea 4 to 8 times in 24h, stools for dilute water or watery stools, no mucus, pus and blood.
Other manifestations:Patients with primary infection have significantly more vomiting symptoms than those with secondary infection, and some infected patients show only vomiting symptoms. In addition, headache, chills and muscle pain can also be seen, and in severe cases, dehydration can occur. Note: Norovirus infections that are prolonged and more severe take longer to detoxify, and infectiousness can last up to two days after symptoms disappear. The immunization period is short and the infection can be repeated.
Diagnosis: Laboratory tests show no abnormalities in the stool routine, and the culture shows no growth of pathogenic bacteria. Immunoelectron microscopy of the stool 24-48 hours after the onset of the disease, visible virus particles. Routine stool microscopy WBC