Patient's question:
A 2-year-old child has had intermittent diarrhea for a week, with two episodes daily, each producing a small amount of loose stool. The effect of Polygonum acaule has not been ideal. Can they take Norfloxacin?Previous treatment and effectiveness:
My 2-year-old son has had intermittent diarrhea for a week, with two episodes daily, each producing a small amount of loose stool. The effect of Polygonum acaule has not been ideal. Can I give him one tablet of Norfloxacin?
Help needed:
The effect of Polygonum acaule has not been ideal. Can I give him one tablet of Norfloxacin?
Doctor's answer:
The condition of your child exhibits symptoms of acute gastroenteritis, which typically includes nausea, vomiting, retching, and abdominal pain. Your child's condition requires active medical treatment and should not take ciprofloxacin-class medications.For your child's condition, I recommend starting with rest and a light, warm, easily digestible diet, which is very important. It is advisable for your child to actively take Montmorillonite Powder and Cefalexin Granules for treatment, as they are highly effective. If this does not improve, active intravenous fluid treatment should be administered. Wishing your child a speedy recovery.