Patient's question:
The child has loose, undigested stools, resembling scrambled egg water, occurring 2-3 times a day for about 5 days. During school hours, there are occasional loose stools in the underwear but not in large amounts. It's likely the child is holding it in, as their usual absorption isn't great. Since the New Year, they returned from the countryside and caught a cold with a fever, requiring intravenous treatment (...Doctor's answer:
Consider that the baby's condition is caused by intestinal inflammation. Pay close attention to carefully observe the baby's urine output. If the urine is reduced, it indicates signs of dehydration, and fluid replacement treatment should be administered promptly. Additionally, elevated white blood cell count in the blood test indicates inflammation, and timely anti-inflammatory treatment should be given. If the baby's mental state is still good, you can temporarily take oral medication for treatment. Siliankang, one tablet each time, three times a day, oral. Simida, one packet each time, three times a day, oral. (The two medications can be taken simultaneously). Cefixime, 50 mg, three times a day, oral. If the baby's mental state is poor, it is recommended that you take the baby to the hospital for intravenous fluid treatment promptly to avoid missing the opportunity to treat the condition.