GASTROPHIN

Gastrointestinal debility is a commonly seen disease of the digestive system.  When the patient
took raw and cold or greasy food, or the abdomen caught cold, the diarrhea follows.  Long-term
chronic diarrhea causes the weakening of the patient's constitution continuously.  The patient becomes
debilitated and lack of strength.
Chronic diarrhea shows increased frequency of bowel movement. The stool becomes watery, but
sticky, cold, and bloody purulence, of which continues for more than two months.  The characteristic
of the diarrhea caused by the pathologic change of small intestines is the abdominal indisposition
which is mostly located at the per umbilical.  The discomfort intensifies after a meal or before the
defecation.  No rectal tenesmus. The amount of stool is much, the color light and the frequency can be
more or less.  Characteristic of the diarrhea, caused by pathologic change of colon, is the abdominal
discomfort which is located at the bilateral abdomen or the lower abdomen.   It is often mitigated or
lightened after the bowel movement.  The bowel movement is frequent and urgent, but small amount
in quantity.  It always contains blood and mucus.  The pathologic change of rectum often has rectal
tenesmus. 
The disease of diarrhea Attention must be paid closely to the two links of splenic-gastric injury and
the unhealthy humidity.  The function of splenic-gastric is the cause, whereas, the harm unhealthy
dampness the result.  GASTROPHIN is a group of complex prescription, aiming at enhancing the
digestion and adjust gastric acid secretion, strengthening and enhancing the constitution. The result is considerably distinguished. It is extracted out of the active elements of various nature herbs, by way of special hi-tech technology.  Most of the child diarrhea do not need antibiotic, even adults too, because the cause of diarrhea is diversified.  It may have come from unclean food, inappropriate diet, and infection of upper respiratory, gastrointestinal disorder and food allergy, all of which can touch off the symptom of digestive tract, such as nausea, vomit, abdominal pain and diarrhea. Among them, cases of bacterial infection only make up a small number.  Therefore, both identification and diagnosis must base upon the characteristic of the patient's morbidity, with which to distinguish the use of treatment respectively.  The antibiotic should not be misused in every case of diarrhea. Otherwise, it would abuse the use of antibiotic, and even more harmful medical reactions.