Diarrhea usually has spasmodic pain in the intestines. If there is spasmodic stabbing pain in the abdomen, it may be induced by factors such as acute and chronic enteritis, constipation or hot and cold disorders. Similar symptoms can occur with overeating, inflammation of intestinal lymph nodes, etc. It is important to avoid cold in the abdomen and eat less spicy and stimulating food. If the pain is severe, antispasmodics such as scopolamine can be used. If the pain is caused by cold, you can apply local hot compresses and pressure, and pay more attention to rest and drink warm water to relieve it. If it is caused by enteritis, you can use medication, such as enteritis, probiotics, etc. Eat a light diet with soft, warm food such as millet porridge and egg custard. Generally there is normal exhaustion and defecation, indicating that the condition is not particularly serious, and attention should be paid to conditioning.