Levofloxacin and Trichomonas for enteritis usually need to be taken about 2 hours apart. Because levofloxacin belongs to a kind of antibiotic, triptolide is a kind of probiotic. Antibiotics have a certain inhibitory effect on probiotics, so if taken at the same time will lead to a decline in the activity of probiotics or even loss of function, the two together can treat enteritis, but need to be spaced out for a certain period of time to carry out the treatment. After taking the antibiotic Levofloxacin, it can treat enteritis due to bacterial infection, and then after 2 hours of taking Triple Bacteria, it can regulate the intestinal flora to maintain the balance of intestinal flora and restore the function of intestinal tract. So it is recommended to take it after 2 hours interval. Levofloxacin and triple antibacterial treatment of enteritis can only be taken 2 hours apart, but in order to avoid adverse reactions and effects, it is recommended that the use of drugs under the guidance of a doctor, to avoid discomfort or improper use of the disease worsened.