Patient's question:
Medical history: Diarrhea, with sticky stools but no dehydration, good spirits, and normal appetite. Previous treatment and outcomes: Laboratory results showed 3-5 pus cells. The doctor prescribed Bifilac and Amoxicillin, which worked for a day, but diarrhea started again.Doctor's answer:
Your baby has diarrhea, and the stool test shows white blood cells. After treatment, the condition has improved significantly. This is a very common clinical diagnosis. Don't worry too much; your baby will recover quickly.Recommendations:
During this stage, it is recommended to increase the frequency of diaper changes. Many babies vomit after feeding, so frequent feeding leads to more bowel movements. Increasing diaper changes can also reduce gastrointestinal pressure, allowing the digestive system to rest properly, which helps the intestines recover quickly.
Appropriately increase the amount of fluids to prevent dehydration. If the baby is formula-fed, dilute the milk. Alternatively, you can boil the milk before feeding it to the baby.
Care Instructions:
With patience and proper care, your baby will recover quickly.