Patient's question:
At the age of 2 months, there was a period when I had severe diarrhea, and my little butt was very wet. Now that I'm older, I still have inflammation in my intestines and often have bowel movements more frequently. Also, since I was a baby until now, I've been spitting up. Now I'm 6 months old, and I'm wondering how to assist: How do you treat intestinal inflammation in children?Doctor's answer:
It is an inflammatory condition of the intestinal mucosa caused by various pathogens or dysbiosis of the gut flora. It is one of the more common diseases in childhood and requires active treatment. Recommendations: Children's gastroenteritis can be treated with different treatment plans based on the type of pathogen. It is particularly important to pay attention to fluid and electrolyte balance and encourage therapy. If the intestinal infection is caused by bacteria, antibiotics can be administered for treatment. Viral gastroenteritis is primarily based on encourage therapy.