Patient's question:
Working odd jobs outside, the food and meals are definitely not as clean or tasty as at home. Especially in the summer, eating dinner on the construction site makes it easy to get gastroenteritis, with symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea, to the point of excruciating pain. That's when I first got gastroenteritis. You mentioned that prolonged gastroenteritis can lead to stomach prolapse.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, long-term gastroenteritis does not necessarily lead to gastric prolapse. Gastric prolapse is usually related to an increase in the amount of gastric contents. Long-term gastroenteritis requires attention to chronic inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. Some patients suffer greatly from this, so at this time, it is necessary to take medication irregularly. At this time, irregular follow-up and re-examinations in the gastroenterology department are important. Taking good care of your stomach is the most important thing.