The teacher had diarrhea and farted in class

As teachers have to give lectures to students for a long time every day, they spend most of their time in class. If the teacher has diarrhea and farts during the lecture, it would be quite embarrassing. Frequent diarrhea and farts may be due to irritable bowel syndrome, which can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea and bloating in patients, resulting in farting and diarrhea. So how does this disease occur and how can it be treated?

1. Case

Patients may have sticky and unformed stools. In severe cases, the stools are watery and may contain mucus, but definitely no pus or blood. They have to defecate multiple times a day. Many patients also have symptoms of abdominal pain, especially when they are nervous, their stomach hurts, and the pain goes away after defecation. Many patients also feel that their stomachs are like balloons filled with air, and they fart a lot every day, which seriously affects their work and study. Some patients also have constipation and have difficulty defecating. Although this disease will not be fatal, it is more uncomfortable than death.

2. How did you get this disease?

As mentioned before, irritable bowel syndrome is a psychological disease, which is related to long-term depression and mental stress. These psychological reasons can cause disorders in the gastrointestinal motility and secretion of digestive juices, and food cannot be digested well, resulting in a series of symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, and bloating. But there is absolutely no inflammation in the intestines, so irritable bowel syndrome is a functional disease, not an organic disease.

3. How to diagnose this disease?

Irritable bowel syndrome should be differentiated from diseases such as enteritis. To confirm the diagnosis, routine stool tests, fecal occult blood tests, colonoscopy and other related examinations are required. If there is no inflammation in the intestines and symptoms, irritable bowel syndrome can be diagnosed.

4. How to treat this disease?

I believe this is the topic that irritable bowel syndrome patients are most concerned about. As the saying goes, heart disease should be treated with the heart. Patients with irritable bowel syndrome must first learn to adjust their mental state and not have too much pressure.

In terms of medication: Patients with abdominal bloating and belching can take cisapride and bifidobacterium orally. If you have symptoms of depression, you can take Delexin orally.

Diet: Diet therapy is very important for patients with irritable bowel syndrome. The principle is to eat small meals frequently and never eat too much. Patients with diarrhea should try not to eat leeks, otherwise it will make the diarrhea worse. Try to eat less gas-producing foods such as soy products, tofu, sweet potatoes, and potatoes, otherwise your abdominal distension will worsen. Try to eat less spicy, raw and cold foods.