How to have a bad stomach: Analysis of hot topics and dietary risks on the Internet in the past 10 days
Recently, a large number of topics related to diet and health have emerged on social media and news platforms, among which "bad belly" has become a high-frequency keyword. This article combines the hot content of the past 10 days to sort out the foods, behaviors and coping suggestions that can easily cause gastrointestinal problems to help readers avoid risks.
1. Top 5 popular foods that cause “bad stomach” in the past 10 days

| Ranking | food category | Related events | Risk reasons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Raw marinated seafood | Internet celebrity live broadcasts diarrhea after eating | Parasitic or bacterial contamination |
| 2 | Overnight watermelon | Weibo hot search#Cut the watermelon and refrigerate it for more than 8 hours# | Tool contamination breeds bacteria |
| 3 | Buffet restaurant sashimi | A certain chain store was exposed to expired ingredients | Storage temperature is not up to standard |
| 4 | Salad | Vegetable market health inspection failed | Incomplete cleaning + long-term storage at room temperature |
| 5 | Internet celebrity milk tea | Many people complained about the use of spoiled raw materials by a certain brand | Improper storage of dairy products |
2. Statistics on high-risk behaviors
| risky behavior | Social media discussion volume | typical consequences |
|---|---|---|
| Mix hot and cold food | 128,000 items | Gastrointestinal cramps and diarrhea |
| Excessive consumption of ice products | 93,000 items | acute gastroenteritis |
| Eating spicy food on an empty stomach | 76,000 items | Gastric mucosal damage |
| edible wild fungi | 52,000 items (including warning content) | toxic diarrhea |
3. Scientific response plan
1.Emergency treatment:After diarrhea occurs, give priority to replenishing electrolyte water (per 500ml of water + 1.75g of salt + 15g of sugar) to avoid dehydration.
2.Medication Guide:Montmorillonite powder (physical antidiarrhea) and oral rehydration salts need to be taken 2 hours apart; bacterial diarrhea requires the use of antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor.
3.Diet modification:Follow the BRAT principle (banana, rice, apple puree, toast) and avoid dairy, high-fiber and greasy foods.
4. Key points of preventive measures
| scene | Specific measures | effectiveness |
|---|---|---|
| home cooking | Use separate chopping boards for raw and cooked food | Reduce cross-contamination by 80% |
| Takeaway options | Check the merchant’s food business license | Avoid unqualified merchants |
| Dining out | Observe restaurant hygiene level announcements | Grade A units have 50% lower risk of foodborne illness |
5. Special reminder from experts
Norovirus cluster infections have recently appeared in many places. The symptoms are similar to ordinary diarrhea but are highly contagious. If it appearsVomiting more than 3 times in 24 hoursorpersistent high fever, need immediate medical attention.
By analyzing hot events, it can be seen that 80% of "bad stomach" cases stem from negligence in food hygiene. It is recommended to pay attention to the list of summer high-risk foods released by the food and drug regulatory authorities and take preventive measures.
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