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6:04 p.m.
Saturday, January 05, 2019
Written by Basma Mashali:
In winter, many people suddenly suffer from abdominal pain in their daily lives, and many believe that this is due to the "cold in the stomach" and the most important symptoms of diarrhea and colic next door. feeling of nausea. But is it true?
Dr. Marwa Al Husseini, an internist at Al-Batinah Hospital, told Masrawy, "For years, there have been rumors that people are feeling tight in the stomach. you have cold stomach … scientifically, there is no disease called But the explanation behind this sensation may be due to the symptoms of infections that occur in the stomach ( intestine) or intestinal flu. "
"The people most exposed to the" stomach cold "are the elderly and children, especially infants, because of the weakness of their immune system.Children are considered easy prey of colds, in especially in nurseries and kindergartens, and they frequently treat with others In children, the incidence of infection is significant. "
The most important causes of infections are gastric habits and incorrect foods, which many people follow, such as excessive consumption of spices and fatty, warm and hot meals and fast food.
"Taking too much pain medication without consulting a doctor can result in both acute gastritis and chronic gastritis, and even strange or unrecognized, extreme stress can lead to the same disease," said Marwa al-Husseini.
The intestinal flu is an acute infection of the digestive system, a virus and bacteria E. coli.E and other viruses, resulting from seasonal fluctuations and sudden changes in climate, and causing people suffering from intense pain causing diarrhea, followed by severe dieback, due to the loss of many minerals and vitamins The lack of appetite, nausea and vomiting, nausea and vomiting, dizziness and vertigo.
The specialist in internal medicine gave advice to avoid these symptoms, namely to avoid eating vegetables and fruit contaminated and poorly washed. Keep away from open foods contaminated with bacteria and bacteria and be prepared to maintain temperature during inclement weather and temperature changes in the environment.
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