How should enteritis be treated?

Treatment of enteritis mainly includes: 1. Rehydration and electrolyte replacement: Fluids and electrolytes lost through diarrhea can be replenished via oral rehydration salts or electrolyte solutions; intravenous fluid administration may be necessary when indicated. 2. Anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial therapy: Select appropriate antibiotics, such as penicillins, cephalosporins, etc., or antiviral treatment based on the causative pathogen. 3. Repair of the intestinal mucosa: Probiotic preparations such as Bifidobacterium can be taken orally to improve the balance of intestinal flora and promote the recovery of intestinal barrier function. 4. Symptomatic treatment: For abdominal pain, applying a warm towel compress may provide relief; in severe cases or when complications such as intestinal perforation are present, surgical treatment may be required. During treatment, patients should maintain healthy lifestyle habits and strengthen immunity to promote recovery.