Seafood diarrhea what medicine to take

After eating seafood, the patient shows diarrhea, generally requiring symptomatic antidiarrheal drugs, mainly oral montmorillonite powder to protect intestinal mucosa and relieve diarrhea. There are many reasons for diarrhea caused by seafood, such as seafood infected by Paralyticum, which will cause acute gastrointestinal inflammation in the patient's intestinal tract, accompanied by systemic poisoning symptoms, causing the patient to show fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain. Diarrhea. In addition, seafood contains some proteins, which make the patient's intestinal tract intolerable, showing allergic reactions, showing inflammatory infections, causing diarrhea to continue to increase.