Patient's question:
My daughter is 6 years old and has abdominal pain with vomiting. It's very painful, and the child is crying non-stop. The doctor's preliminary diagnosis is lymphangitis. Treatment history and effectiveness: She only took some oral medication to take. What kind of help do you need: Hello: Do you need an intravenous infusion? The child is crying non-stop.Doctor's answer:
Hello, lymphocytic colitis is generally related to catching cold and unclean diet. It is recommended to pay attention to rest and avoid mental stress. Do not eat cold, greasy foods. In terms of medication, anti-inflammatory drugs and digestive aids can be taken orally, such as anti-inflammatory tablets. Patients with lymphocytic colitis should avoid certain foods. Milk is rich in various essential nutrients and vitamins and is a food that people generally enjoy. However, most patients with lymphocytic colitis should not drink milk. Some particularly sensitive patients may experience abdominal cramps and diarrhea after drinking it. The reason is that although milk has the functions of "tonifying deficiency and strengthening the spleen," it also has the effect of "lubricating the large intestine." Therefore, patients with lymphocytic colitis should be cautious about drinking milk.