Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I started having severe abdominal pain suddenly after having lunch yesterday. My wife quickly took me to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result is that I have intestinal cramps. I'm feeling a bit better now. Doctor, how severe are intestinal cramps?Doctor's answer:
Colic is caused by the recurrence of bacterial infection in the intestines, which can easily lead to slowed intestinal peristalsis. This can easily result in symptoms of abdominal pain. A routine stool examination should be conducted to check for the presence of white blood cells. Oral anti-inflammatory medications for the intestines can be taken for treatment. It is important to pay attention to dietary hygiene to prevent bacterial infections in the intestines. Additionally, it is necessary to moderately increase fluid intake to replenish the body's hydration, and consume more fruits and vegetables.