Diarrhea does not necessarily occur with stomach problems, depending on which gastrointestinal disease is involved. For example, acute gastroenteritis triggered by infection of germs may indeed trigger diarrhea. In addition, such as chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, duodenal ulcer, gastric sinusitis, the main symptoms of abdominal pain, acid reflux, belching, indigestion, will not cause diarrhea. If such chronic diseases combined with germs infection, it is also possible to trigger diarrhea, as long as the infection of germs, basically will appear diarrhea. It is recommended that after diarrhea, you can through the diarrhea stop for treatment, you can take intestinal probiotic powder to enhance the ability of gastrointestinal self-regulation, you can through the hot towel hot compresses on the abdomen, drink more warm water, especially need to pay attention to dietary hygiene, to avoid reoccurring bacterial infections.