Exhaustion
Is the exit of food from the stomach quickly and strongly, sometimes be voluntary and controllable, and sometimes the process is outside the control, and usually associated with gastrointestinal digestion, but may be due to other causes.
Causes of exhaustion
- Gastrointestinal problems such as gastric wall irritation, obstruction or paralysis of the intestine, gallbladder, pancreatitis, intestine, stomach or intestinal ulcers, hepatitis.
- Some diseases such as food poisoning, meningitis, brain hemorrhage, myocardial infarction, abdominal parathyroidism, hyperthyroidism, and Addison’s disease.
- Pregnancy. In pregnancy, the hormones relax the stomach valve, making it easier to get food out of the stomach. If not treated, it may cause ulcers.
- Alcohol and drug abuse and overuse.
- Some types of drugs that cause spasms are side effects, such as painkillers and heart medications.
- Psychological causes such as anxiety, fear and tension.
- Diseases of the nervous system such as migraines.
Methods of treatment of effusion
- Drink liquids, especially water after exhaustion, for example, if a small child can offer the child to drink a small amount of water and if not respond to wait a period and then offer it again, and when adults must drink water after the exhaustion and drink natural juices gradually increase with the amount The more you relax, the more important it is to maintain your body’s moisture and protect it from dehydration.
- If milk is small, the milk contains lactose sugar, which causes stomach irritation because of difficulty digestion, which increases the process of evaporation.
- Keep away from stomach fatigue with any fatty foods that need a double effort of the stomach to digest such as ready-to-eat, spicy, pans and sugar.
- If the child is under 1 year old, the mother can concentrate on ground rice and boiled potatoes with boiled and well-cooked carrots. In adults, grilled chicken, white rice, and vegetables can be eaten.
- Eat cold foods and keep away from hot foods that irritate the stomach.
- Chew the roots of ginger and anise.
- Take some drinks that help to get rid of the inhalation, such as: peppered mint, vinegar mixture with water, cinnamon powder, and rice water produced when cooking rice.
- Take some medications that help to relieve ejaculation.
- If the infection continues for more than three days, consult your doctor immediately to determine the cause and avoid the drought.