What should I do if my mouth and nose exhale hot air?

Patient's question:

Today I noticed that the air exhaled from my mouth and nose is quite hot, but I don't have a high fever. This morning, I ate a cup of ice cream on an empty stomach. In the afternoon, I had a bit of diarrhea, only once, and it wasn't much. Now, with the avian flu being so severe, I feel so upset.
Past treatment history and effectiveness: No specific treatment was mentioned.
Help received: What is going on?

Doctor's answer:

This consideration is due to acute enteritis caused by irregular diet. After a thorough examination, active treatment should be initiated. Daily, proper diet and adequate rest should be maintained, with attention to preventing abdominal coldness and avoiding cold dampness. Avoid spicy and greasy foods, as well as extremely cold foods. For nausea and vomiting, Montmorillonite powder, tannalbin, and diphenoxylate can be used for relief. Generally, the condition can improve. The above advice is for the issue of "exhaling warm air from the mouth and nose." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!

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