Patient's question:
My son's hundredth day is tomorrow, August 10th. In my son's stool, I found a trace of blood, but I didn't pay much attention to it. The next day at noon, a large amount of pus and blood was found in his stool. I took him to the hospital for a test, and the doctor diagnosed him with bacterial dysentery. He immediately prescribed six injections of sodium meclofenamic acid (a penicillin-class drug, administered as small injections) for three days. However, there was no improvement, so two more injections were given, but it still didn't get better. Out of desperation, we went to a clinic with good medical skills and were prescribed Gentamicin, Smecta, and Shengyuan. After taking it twice, we heard too many people say that Gentamicin has side effects, so we switched to Amoxicillin granules. He finished an entire box, but there was still no improvement. There was no blood, but there was still pus. By this time, it had already been more than ten days.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your baby's condition is likely due to poor gastrointestinal function and poor digestion and absorption. Don't worry, you can give your baby oral Mimi Ai and Jianpi San to regulate the gastrointestinal function. Feed your baby more warm water and do well in daily care. Breastfeeding is recommended for newborns. Pay attention to nutrition and easy-to-digest food for the baby's mother, eat more high-protein foods and calcium-rich foods, eat more vegetables and soy products, and clean the nipples with warm water before breastfeeding the baby. Make sure to keep the baby's abdomen warm and avoid getting cold.