Due to the stomach is bad?
Due to the stomach is bad?
Dr. Mousumi Miriam Sultana
09 January 2015, 13:23
Update: 09 January 2015, 13:26
Drugs are used for some reason, since the stomach is twisting, it seems like they have to go to the toilet again, the thin stools are also started. There are many people who do not have any medicines in the stomach, the stomach is soft or bruised. What to do in these cases? The disease that started due to medicines also needs to be addressed.
■ any mouth-watering drug is absorbed in the stomach and intestines and most of the cases break in the liver. All of the side effects have a few side effects. So if a little stomach is hollow, gas or a little stomach is not too soft to do so. Especially if the medication is short-term. Like many types of antibiotics, diarrhea or stomach can get worse. Most antibiotics of beta-lactam, penicillin, and cephalosporin can be diarrhea. If so, contact the doctor without interrupting the medicines in the middle. He can change it, or take any action to reduce the side effects.
■ The use of antibiotics for a long time or repeatedly causes intestinal beneficial bacteria to be destroyed. Then the general germs became stronger. It can cause diarrhea. It is called antibiotics Associated Diarrhea. It's a big problem in the hospital. At the time of consultation with specialist doctors, all medicines were monitored and closed.
■ Take vomiting, diarrhea is normal for taking chemotherapy. In these cases, treatment of main diseases is more urgent. So try not to stop chemotherapy by using saline or vomiting diarrhea, but trying to continue the therapy.
■ Sometimes a long-term medication, such as metformin or diuretic acid reduction medication for diabetes, can lead to a patient's severe diarrhea. If this is the case, it is better to treat the doctor as a substitute for changing the drug and treating other people.
■ Many people do not know that intestinal and gastric medicines can be used to treat gastric infections and may cause diarrhea. Clostridium infection can lead to gastric infections even if these medicines are used for a long time. So those who are taking this type of medicines day after day, consult a doctor.
Dr. Mousumi Maryam Sultana, Medicine specialist, Ibrahim General Hospital, Mirpur
Dr. Mousumi Miriam Sultana09 January 2015, 13:23
Update: 09 January 2015, 13:26
Drugs are used for some reason, since the stomach is twisting, it seems like they have to go to the toilet again, the thin stools are also started. There are many people who do not have any medicines in the stomach, the stomach is soft or bruised. What to do in these cases? The disease that started due to medicines also needs to be addressed.
■ any mouth-watering drug is absorbed in the stomach and intestines and most of the cases break in the liver. All of the side effects have a few side effects. So if a little stomach is hollow, gas or a little stomach is not too soft to do so. Especially if the medication is short-term. Like many types of antibiotics, diarrhea or stomach can get worse. Most antibiotics of beta-lactam, penicillin, and cephalosporin can be diarrhea. If so, contact the doctor without interrupting the medicines in the middle. He can change it, or take any action to reduce the side effects.
■ The use of antibiotics for a long time or repeatedly causes intestinal beneficial bacteria to be destroyed. Then the general germs became stronger. It can cause diarrhea. It is called antibiotics Associated Diarrhea. It's a big problem in the hospital. At the time of consultation with specialist doctors, all medicines were monitored and closed.
■ Take vomiting, diarrhea is normal for taking chemotherapy. In these cases, treatment of main diseases is more urgent. So try not to stop chemotherapy by using saline or vomiting diarrhea, but trying to continue the therapy.
■ Sometimes a long-term medication, such as metformin or diuretic acid reduction medication for diabetes, can lead to a patient's severe diarrhea. If this is the case, it is better to treat the doctor as a substitute for changing the drug and treating other people.
■ Many people do not know that intestinal and gastric medicines can be used to treat gastric infections and may cause diarrhea. Clostridium infection can lead to gastric infections even if these medicines are used for a long time. So those who are taking this type of medicines day after day, consult a doctor.
Dr. Mousumi Maryam Sultana, Medicine specialist, Ibrahim General Hospital, Mirpur
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