Patients with inflammatory colitis or other functional intestinal lesions will have spasmodic reactions when their intestines are stimulated by cold or cold foods, which is the main reason why many patients have small stomach pains after eating cold foods, and patients are advised to treat this with caution. If there is such a history of functional intestinal pathology, it is important to avoid cool and cold foods when eating in the future. If it has already occurred, patients should closely observe changes in abdominal pain. If it continues to worsen, the patient needs symptomatic treatment, which can begin with localized hot compresses using a hot water bag to relieve the symptoms, followed by symptomatic treatment with antispasmodic and analgesic drugs such as 6542. Drink hot water and avoid continuing to eat foods that are difficult to digest. If there is no relief for a long time, the patient should go to the hospital.