Patient's question:
Seeing my son's diarrhea, I remembered an old saying: "Being fat as a child isn't called fat, but being afraid of having yellow sauce when you grow up." Now my son is having yellow sauce. It's really frustrating! The most frustrating thing is that he doesn't have it during the day but is still energetic and normal, but at night, he has a lot of it. Every time he has it, it's like a high-pressure water gun spraying far. It shoots out like cornmeal porridge.Treatment history and results: At the local clinic, they gave him two bags of smectite powder and some chicken gizzard powder, but his condition didn't improve.
What kind of help do you want: Please save my poor child.
Doctor's answer:
Many people are weak, and children with poor gastrointestinal function should be considered for the possibility of spleen and stomach deficiency, so the old saying makes sense. Based on your description, your child's condition should be considered as indigestion.1. Montmorillonite powder can be used to stop diarrhea and protect the intestinal mucosa. This medication needs to be used in larger doses to be effective. You don’t need to worry about an overdose because this drug is not metabolized in the intestines.
2. Lactobacillus, Lactase, and Pepsin Oral Solution can be used to enhance absorption.
3. If your child is still drinking formula, it is recommended to switch to a formula specifically formulated for children with nausea and vomiting. Because the dosage of medication varies depending on the child’s age or month of age. How old is your child?