Patient's question:
Month had diarrhea for half a day, wanted to know the cause of dysentery and effective prevention, to prevent getting sick next time. This time of onset and duration: First onset, lasted for half a day, has been cured after treatment by a doctor. Current general condition: Good Medical history: None Past diagnosis and treatment history and effectiveness: None Auxiliary testsDoctor's answer:
Diarrhea is an intestinal infectious disease characterized by symptoms such as abdominal pain, tenesmus, and the passage of red and white purulent blood stools. It is relatively common in children. It is more prevalent during the summer and autumn seasons, but it can also be seen in the winter and spring. Modern medicine considers this disease to be an acute intestinal infectious disease caused by Shigella bacteria, commonly known as bacterial dysentery. It is primarily transmitted through the contamination of water, food, and hands by patients or carriers of the bacteria. Flies, which come and go between feces and food, also play an important role in spreading the disease. Individuals with malnutrition, intestinal parasitic infections, or other weakened physical conditions are more susceptible to this disease. Clinically, it can be classified into two types: acute and chronic bacterial dysentery. If the course of the disease lasts more than two months, it is diagnosed as chronic bacterial dysentery.