A reader suffering from an intestinal infection, prone to diarrhea and requiring a restrictive diet, asks about the duration of the infection and the possibility of complete recovery. (Ha, Ho Chi Minh City)
Low fiber intake, frequent consumption of ultra-processed foods, and self-medicating with antibiotics can increase harmful gut bacteria and cause digestive disorders.
A mother from An Giang asks about her two-year-old child's recurrent loose stools, seeking advice on whether the condition is concerning and how to manage it.
To avoid constipation and digestive issues, it is advisable to soak chia seeds in water for 5-10 minutes, blend them, and gradually increase consumption.
Experiencing abdominal cramps, vomiting, frequent diarrhea, fever, or extreme fatigue after a meal often raises concerns about food poisoning. But when do these symptoms warrant a doctor's visit?
