What should I do if I always have diarrhea?

The causes of frequent diarrhea are as follows:

1. Intestinal diseases: such as chronic bacterial diseases, intestinal tuberculosis, blood-sucking diseases, Clostridium difficile enteritis, colorectal cancer, lymphoma, carcinoid syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, uremic bowel disease, collagen enteritis and other diseases.

2. Seasonal factors: due to the seasonal changes of high temperature and rainy season, it provides a good breeding environment for bacteria and viruses. If you don't pay attention in your daily life, it's easy to get infected. Traumatic infection and disease spread can cause diarrhea.

3, indigestion: Spring and autumn just warmed up, irregular diet, eating too much, eating indigestible food, or food staying in the stomach due to insufficient gastric motility, causing abdominal distension, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, acid reflux, heartburn, belching and other symptoms.

4. Food poisoning: Acute toxic diseases caused by patients eating food contaminated by bacteria and their toxins, or eating uncooked lentils. It is characterized by acute gastrointestinal symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever.

Frequent diarrhea should be alert to the following diseases.

1, colitis There are more women than men, and the onset can be urgent or slow, with different symptoms. Diarrhea is caused by the increase of intestinal peristalsis and the absorption of water and sodium by intestinal cavity under the stimulation of inflammation. Lighter people defecate 3-4 times a day, or have loose bowels and constipation alternately; In severe cases, frequent defecation, feces are mostly mushy, mixed with mucus and pus.

2, hyperthyroidism. Diarrhea in patients with hyperthyroidism is mainly manifested as emotional excitement, palpitation, overeating, hyperhidrosis, exophthalmos and neck thickening. But there are also some recessive hyperthyroidism, one of which is hyperthyroidism with diarrhea as the main manifestation, which is gastrointestinal hyperthyroidism. This is due to endocrine and metabolic disorders leading to gastrointestinal dysfunction. Because hyperthyroidism patients have atypical symptoms at this time, it is difficult to think of the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism, rather than diarrhea and emaciation.

3. Intestinal cancer. Intestinal cancer mostly occurs after middle age, and those located in the left colon often grow in a ring shape, accompanied by changes in defecation habits. When the tumor is eroded, ulcerated and necrotic, it can be manifested as diarrhea, bloody stool, urgency and heavy urine, especially when the tumor is located in the rectum, which is mainly manifested as bloody stool, increased defecation times, poor defecation, urgency and heavy urine. The study found that about 50% of patients with intestinal cancer had diarrhea three months before diagnosis. Therefore, it is necessary to remind patients that when there is unexplained diarrhea, they should be highly alert to the possibility of intestinal cancer and go to the hospital for examination in time.

I suggest you go to a regular hospital for a check-up first, and then talk about conditioning. This is the basic principle of seeing a doctor.

A Chinese medicinal formula for regulating frequent diarrhea-

Diarrhea is caused by eating a little greasy food or eating a little too much, the frequency of defecation is obviously increased, accompanied by food indigestion, diarrhea during defecation, repeated prolongation, reduced diet, discomfort after eating, sallow complexion, mental fatigue, pale tongue with white fur and weak pulse.

Treatment: invigorating spleen and qi, regulating stomach and eliminating dampness.

Prescription: Shen Ling Baizhu Powder.

Ginseng 20, Atractylodis Rhizoma 20, Poria 15, Radix Glycyrrhizae Preparata 6, Fructus Amomi 10, Pericarpium Citri Tangerinae 15, Radix Platycodi 15, Lentinus edodes 15, Rhizoma Dioscoreae/kloc-0, and Semen Nelumbinis/kloc. (Unit: g) Once a day, decoct in water for three times and drink three times a day.

The above remarks only represent personal views and are for reference only. See a doctor scientifically and get well soon!