Complications of severe viral enteritis

Severe viral enteritis complications include dehydration, acidosis, meningitis, etc.

1. Dehydration

viral enteritis is an acute intestinal infectious disease caused by a variety of viruses. For patients with severe viral enteritis, a large amount of body fluids may be lost due to their own diarrhea, resulting in dehydration.

2. Acidosis

patients may cause a large loss of digestive fluids due to severe diarrhea, causing excessive accumulation of acidic substances in the human body, resulting in acidosis.

3.

Patients with more severe meningitis may continue to attack human meninges due to viremia caused by viral infection, resulting in viral meningitis endangering human health.