Patient's question:
From starting to take him out for walks to now having diarrhea (sometimes with green stools). Every time he has diarrhea, we always wait a few days to see if it gets better, but as soon as we play in the yard, he starts having diarrhea again. I don't know if it's because he caught a cold or if something else is wrong. It's said that poor gastrointestinal digestion function is the cause, so they gave the baby two small injections that are supposed to improve gastrointestinal digestion. They will give another injection tomorrow, and I borrowed some medicine that I have been taking for a few days.Previous treatment and effectiveness: After the baby took the medicine, he was always drowsy.
What kind of assistance is needed: What is really causing the baby's diarrhea? Are there really injections that can improve gastrointestinal digestion? Can a six-month-old baby receive these injections?
Doctor's answer:
The child's condition is likely due to a deficiency of the spleen and stomach with cold, exacerbated by exposure to cold outside, leading to nausea and vomiting.Recommendations: Generally speaking, it's common for babies to experience nausea and vomiting. This can occur again if their diet is poor or if they catch a cold. Therefore, treatment should focus on strengthening the spleen and nourishing the stomach as the foundation.
Based on the child's condition, injections can be used for anesthesia, but it's better to take traditional Chinese medicine for a period of (regulating and nourishing).