Acute gastroenteritis may have increased gastrointestinal peristalsis, resulting in malabsorption of water, resulting in thin watery stools or unformed, when massaging the stomach may increase the peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract, which is likely to aggravate the situation of gastroenteritis, it is recommended that patients with acute gastroenteritis during the onset or in the absence of cure, do not massage the stomach, you can apply appropriate hot compresses and apply some drugs The patient should be treated symptomatically. If there are signs of infection, such as an increase in blood count or white blood cells in the stool, you can also apply antibacterial drugs to treat the condition, such as norfloxacin. In addition, the use of some drugs such as montelukast is also possible, so patients with acute gastroenteritis is recommended to try not to massage the stomach during the onset of the disease.