Continuous drinking leads to diarrhea

There are many folds on the small intestine, with a surface area of ​​825 square meters. These fluffy protuberances have a strong ability to absorb water, and even if they enter the body with too much water, they can be absorbed by the small intestine. However, after drinking, especially after continuous drinking, the situation is different. A large amount of drinking can cause increased small intestine movements, reduced water absorption, and diarrhea. This is because alcohol can cause the velveteen protrusions in the small intestine to be lesioned, causing its moisture absorption function to decline. Therefore, it is common for some people to have diarrhea after drinking alcohol continuously. In addition, prolonged drinking can also cause the pancreas to be slowly damaged, which is one of the causes of diarrhea.