Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, I gave her some chicken soup, which might have been too greasy. In the afternoon, she started having diarrhea. I gave her Stone Suspension Liquid, but it didn't seem to work at all. (She's like a confused mess.)Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No matter how much assistance is provided, it's like this. What can be done for someone like her?
Doctor's answer:
Detected infant diarrhea, it is recommended to conduct a thorough check and examination of the stool to determine if it is indigestion or intestinal inflammation. Advice: Pay attention to whether fever is causing intestinal dysfunction. If it is indigestion, oral medications such as Shanmai Jianpi Koufuye (Mountain Millet Strengthening Spleen Oral Liquid) and Smecta can be recommended. For severe cases, consult a doctor for intravenous treatment. Shorten the interval for changing diapers. Allow the digestive system to rest. Increase fluid intake. If supplementary foods are being provided, temporarily stop or adjust the amount. Once recovery begins, gradually reintroduce foods in a step-by-step manner. In particular, avoid foods that are difficult to digest.