I am most afraid of going out to travel and encountering physical discomfort! Taking 7 kinds of standing medicines can help to relieve pain.

Busy at work on weekdays, do you occasionally arrange travel plans for yourself to relax? Because of the different climate, different diet and tired journey, it is inevitable that there will be some minor problems to take advantage of. Don't forget to take some common medicines just in case.

Standing medicine for traveling abroad

1. cold medicine

Sometimes you may catch a cold if you travel to an area with a large temperature difference between morning and evening. At the beginning of a cold, many people drink hot water and take more rest, but if you have reached the stage of headache and fever, it is very serious. At the beginning of a cold, you can also take cold medicine in order to alleviate the condition as soon as possible. However, if there are symptoms such as headache and fever, it is recommended to seek medical advice as soon as possible, suspend the trip, drink more hot water and keep warm.

2. Motion sickness medicine

Children and the elderly will be more prone to motion sickness, seasickness and airsickness. When they are dizzy, the whole person will feel uncomfortable, depressed and may vomit, and then they will have no energy to go sightseeing and have fun. In order to avoid dizziness, you should take medicine before, during and during boarding. Remember to take it before boarding, not after boarding. Because anti-vertigo drugs are only used for prevention and cannot be treated.

3. Gastrointestinal medicine

Gastrointestinal problems can be said to be the most common diseases in travel. There are two main situations: one is diarrhea caused by eating unsanitary food, and the other is constipation caused by not adapting to the environment or even "not recognizing the toilet". Gu, a family physician at Yadong Hospital, said that diarrhea is the most common disease during travel, so it is suggested to boil boiled water and bottled water to avoid raw food. If you get sick, you should use antidiarrheal drugs to replenish water and electrolytes to prevent dehydration.

Put on the standing medicine and go out without worry (schematic diagram)/Image source: freepik 4. pain-killer

Sudden toothache, headache, stomachache and dysmenorrhea really make people wish they were dead. At this time, painkillers are the god to save you! We can't predict how the physical condition will change. If the illness is mild, it may be better to sleep, but sometimes it will make people feel unbearable pain. Having painkillers around can be regarded as delaying the pain.

5. Self-disease drugs

Patients with asthma, hypertension, heart disease, etc. Be sure to bring relevant drugs, and it is best to have a disease status card written in the local language. If you are sent to the hospital for emergency treatment, it can help local doctors to quickly understand your physical condition. In addition, diabetic patients carry hypoglycemic drugs with them, and at the same time carry foods such as glucose water and biscuits to prevent hypoglycemia.

6. External use of drugs

Children who run and jump are easily scratched if they are not careful; If adults can play * * * activities, such as boating, it is even more necessary to take these medicines for minor injuries. Alcohol, iodine and cotton swabs are all trauma products, which are used for disinfection to avoid bacterial infection.

What problems should we pay attention to when traveling abroad?

Go out happily and go home safely (schematic diagram)/Image source: freepik As the night market in Kenting becomes more and more expensive, the proportion of people who choose to travel abroad is increasing. Considering that it is inconvenient to buy drugs abroad, most people will bring some drugs abroad, but many countries have strict restrictions on passengers bringing drugs into the country. Therefore, outbound tourism should pay attention to the following issues.

1. Pay attention to carrying drugs in moderation.

Most countries will check drugs when they enter the customs, and allow tourists to carry limited amounts of drugs, but they must meet certain conditions. For example, tourists from Australia and New Zealand are not allowed to bring Chinese herbal medicine, and the dosage of western medicine should be calculated according to the length of stay. If you really want to bring more, you need to show your doctor's prescription, which should be consistent with the prescription.

2. Pay attention to the integrity of drug labels and instructions.

When countries such as Europe and America enter the country, the requirements for drug labels are particularly strict. For example, the entry inspection in Canada requires tourists to bring medicines with original labels, instructions and prescriptions.

3. Pay attention to illegal drugs

The customs of most countries will clearly list the controlled drugs, so tourists need to know clearly in advance before traveling in China to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings and troubles. If you bring special drugs or drugs containing anesthetics, be sure to bring a doctor's prescription and certificate stating that you must take this drug.