Patient's question:
A large amount of and have been taken for four days, but the stool test results have not improved, and the frequency of bowel movements is also. Treatment for pediatric fungal enteritisDoctor's answer:
The cause of this disease is often due to excessively humid rearing environments or spoiled and moldy food in the pool, as well as improper feeding practices, such as feeding pure feed for a long time or excessive animal-based feed. This disease is more common in adults, and its symptoms include: black and yellow spots in the middle section of the lower abdomen, which are easily broken when squeezed, adhesion of the stomach wall to the intersegmental membrane, and slow movement. The growth is slow, no mating occurs, and no eggs are laid. In severe cases, the intersegmental membrane ruptures, releasing foul-smelling liquid, leading to death; or the earwig's stomach accumulates undigested food for a long time, causing it to stop eating and eventually die.