Patient's question:
I have diarrhea. After a thorough examination, the doctor said it's a second-degree dehydration. Even after receiving intravenous fluids, I still have diarrhea. Eating some porridge makes it worse, and the doctor doesn't allow me to drink milk either. What should I do?History of previous treatment and effectiveness: No allergies, no family history of genetic conditions. What kind of assistance do you need: How can I get better quickly?
Doctor's answer:
Pediatric diarrhea is a common pediatric disease characterized by an increase in the frequency of bowel movements and changes in stool characteristics, caused by multiple pathogens and multiple factors. Recommendations: Generally, medication treatment can still be administered. Commonly used medications include Lactobacillus GG, Bifidobacterium breve, Smecta, and Lizhuzhongle oral preparations. It is also necessary to pay attention to adjusting the diet again, increasing milk intake, and substituting with rice porridge, sugar, and salt water. At the same time, food therapy can be adopted for treatment, such as dissolving milk, (jiāo mǐ tāng -), yogurt, fish protein powder, carrot soup, and apple puree. I hope this helps. I hope it can assist you, thank you.