Patient's question:
Loss of appetite. Poor sleep. Undigested and smelly stool. It has been 4 days. Past treatment and effectiveness: Children's Diuretic and Anti-Diarrheal Granules. Infant Spleen-Strengthening Powder. What kind of assistance is needed: I am also unaware.Doctor's answer:
If there is mild nausea and vomiting, generally without fever or with low fever, accompanied by poor appetite, occasional galactorrhea or dry heaving, no significant systemic symptoms, good spirits, no signs of dehydration, and often fully recover within a few months. Severe nausea and vomiting can lead to varying degrees of dehydration, poor spirits, loss of appetite, and poor sleep. It is recommended to seek pediatric treatment as soon as possible to avoid severe dehydration threatening the child's life.