Patient's question:
Hello: The male baby is three and a half months old. Since one month after birth, he has had a stuffy nose, which worsens at night and affects his sleep. There is also a lot of nasal discharge in his nostrils, which is cleaned promptly. Traditional Chinese Medicine says it's due to lung fire, and he has taken some traditional Chinese medicine, but it hasn't been effective. Why?After three months, his weight hasn't increased, and sometimes it even decreases. He has started to refuse food, has six to seven bowel movements during the day and one to two at night, with some watery and foamy stools. He refuses to drink formula milk and doesn't like breast milk either. He is currently being fed with rice cereal. The baby is premature. Is the weight gain issue due to insufficient breast milk or a lack of nutrition? Could he be deficient in zinc and vitamin C or A? Should he be given diarrhea medication or zinc supplements?
Additionally, there are frequent occurrences in the area where his eyebrows are.
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is likely acute childhood diarrhea caused by various reasons. It is recommended to use Er Xie Ting Granules, whose mechanism of action is as follows:Suppressing bacteria: Antiviral, inhibiting pathogenic bacteria;
Regulating function: Regulating intestinal motor function, regulating immune function;
Clearing toxins: Removing free radicals, adsorbing intestinal toxins.
Hope this answer helps you.
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