Sharing my experience with enteritis treatment and four personal management tips!

Repeated episodes of enteritis can lead to chronic enteritis and become quite difficult.

Review of treatment received for enteritis

I will inform you each time about the management methods I use.

 

 

First. What is the cause of enteritis?

Usually, food is considered to be the cause, triggered by bacteria, viruses, or parasites, but since I have chronic enteritis, I find that it can also be caused by stress or weakened immunity, even if it's not related to food.

 

Second. What are the symptoms of gastroenteritis?

Severe abdominal pain occurs, leading to vomiting and diarrhea. My primary symptoms are abdominal pain, diarrhea occurring more than three times a day, and fever. When these symptoms appear, I always visit the local clinic to receive IV fluids and get prescribed medication.

 

Third. How should I manage my diet?

The most important treatment for enteritis is fasting. Since the intestines are inflamed, consuming other foods can worsen the inflammation, so no food intake is allowed. Instead, to prevent dehydration, you should drink plenty of fluids. It is recommended to drink electrolyte beverages like Pocari Sweat rather than plain water. After that, if the symptoms such as abdominal pain and diarrhea improve, you can start with morning sunlight (a light, gentle drink). The next step is to move on to rice porridge (mild rice gruel) and then to porridge. To summarize simply: no food at all -> drink plenty of electrolyte beverages -> morning sunlight drink -> rice porridge -> porridge.

 

Fourth. I recommend medication that was effective during previous episodes of enteritis.

Among the medications prescribed at the internal medicine department, there is Starbig. The internal medicine doctor strongly recommended it. It works by protecting the gastrointestinal mucosa and adsorbing toxins, bacteria, viruses, and medications in the intestines for excretion. It is not an antidiarrheal that stops diarrhea, but rather it adsorbs and excretes substances, so diarrhea naturally occurs.

 

 

I will share four tips, including how to manage when I have enteritis.

Enteritis can become dangerous due to severe dehydration, so be sure to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Receive appropriate IV therapy and take your medication. Let's all maintain healthy intestines!