Patient's question:
Paul has been suffering for 10 days, and taking probiotics hasn't helped. Her stool has also been tested, and various medications have been tried, but nothing seems to work. She still eats and drinks normally for her age. What kind of help would be best?Doctor's answer:
Detected infant diarrhea, it is recommended to conduct a thorough examination and test the stool to determine if it is indigestion or intestinal inflammation. Also, pay attention to whether fever is causing intestinal dysfunction. If it is indigestion, oral medications such as Jianpi Koufuye (Strengthen the Spleen Oral Liquid) and Montmorillonite Powder should be recommended. For severe cases, consult a doctor for intravenous treatment. Shorten the interval for changing diapers. Allow the stomach and intestines to rest. Increase fluid intake. If supplementary foods are being provided, they should be temporarily suspended. Alternatively, the amount of supplementary foods can be increased. After recovery, gradually return to a normal diet. In particular, avoid foods that are difficult to digest.