Patient's question:
This morning, I had severe stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea, with all the stool being watery. Eventually, I collapsed, my eyes turned black, my face turned pale, and I had difficulty breathing! Later, I went to the community hospital for an IV drip, as shown in the image below. Today, I had many bowel movements, but each time the amount was small, and I felt extremely weak! It might be due to the shrimp I ate the day before and the meat I ate today! I wonder if I still need to get an IV drip? Please see the small blood test result! It would be best to take medicine at home! Going to the hospital is too troublesome, as I have a baby at home to take care of!Doctor's answer:
Based on your previous description of the illness and treatment results, if you do not experience vomiting, you can avoid intravenous fluids and take oral medication. It is recommended that you avoid greasy and spicy foods for the next two days, maintain a light diet, drink more water, pay attention to preventing colds, and avoid catching a cold. From the blood test results, both white blood cells and the neutrophil ratio are high, indicating an infection. After treatment, a follow-up blood test shows mild anemia, so it is necessary to consume nutrient-rich foods such as eggs and lean meat.