Patient's question:
A bit of diarrhea, not eating. Only drinking water. After drinking water, he vomited mucus. Lacking energy. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Received anti-inflammatory injections. What kind of help is needed: What illness was diagnosed and how was it treated?Doctor's answer:
Caused by small intestinal gas, the initial cause may be lower digestive tract inflammation triggered by a cold abdomen.Advice: Small intestinal gas: 5 coins of ginger juice. First, bathe the child with the ginger juice, and when they sweat all over, apply the ginger juice to the affected area. Do this twice a day, alternating for three or four days. Afterward, the condition should no longer recur. If there is no improvement after one treatment, seek medical attention promptly. The second possibility is that the small intestinal lymph nodes are infected, leading to intestinal perforation.
The above advice is for the issue of "diarrhea without appetite, only drinking water, and vomiting mucus after drinking." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!