My stomach suddenly cramped

I believe many people know that the stomach is a very important part of the human body, because there are many internal organs in the stomach that play a great role in people's health. So people are very concerned about their stomachs, but sometimes some people feel sudden pain in their stomachs. When this happens, many people don’t know the reason. But the more common ones are indigestion or diarrhea. So besides these reasons, what else may cause sudden abdominal cramps?

1. What causes sudden abdominal pain?

1. It may be infectious diarrhea. If you have diarrhea frequently and in large amounts, you should drink plenty of water, preferably boiled water. You can add some salt and sugar to the water. If you have oral rehydration salts, drink them to replenish electrolytes. You can take some norfloxacin, two tablets three times a day. If the symptoms still do not improve, go to the hospital for treatment in time.

2. In this case, the first thing to consider is functional indigestion caused by cold or improper diet. It is recommended to take oral Jianweixiaoshi tablets or Bifidobacterium triple live bacteria capsules for treatment. At the same time, eat a light diet and avoid raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods. If the effect is not good, it is recommended to go to the hospital for routine blood tests, routine stool tests, etc.

3. You should go to the hospital for a check-up. If it is pain in the lower abdomen, it may be symptoms such as intestinal cramps. In the upper left abdomen, it may be pain in the stomach area. In the right abdomen, it may be the liver or gallbladder. Of course, lower abdominal pain may also radiate to the kidney area, depending on the situation. If the patient is a female, there may be pain in the uterine appendages. Symptoms suggest intestinal spasm. The second is gastritis.

2. What to do if you have infectious diarrhea

1. Prevent dehydration

Frequent diarrhea, especially watery diarrhea, can cause the body to lose a lot of water. In fact, the reduction in the amount of diarrhea indicates that the body's water shortage has developed to a certain extent, and acidosis and shock may easily occur on this basis, and the consequences are much more serious than the diarrhea itself.

2. Prevent electrolyte imbalance

It's not just water that's lost through diarrhea, but also electrolytes. Simply put, electrolytes are the salt in the body, and important ones include sodium ions, potassium ions, and bicarbonate ions. Electrolyte imbalance itself can cause fatigue, palpitations, arrhythmias, etc. Severe hypokalemia can even be life-threatening. Commercialized oral rehydration salts are available for use.