How to treat ketonuria in children

Patient's question:

My friend's child is over two weeks old and has been diagnosed with type 2 ketoacidosis. They are currently hospitalized and receiving treatment at the second hospital in Yulin City. The child's mother has not eaten or slept for several days now. She is desperately asking for help—does anyone know any professional hospitals that treat this condition? The child is so young, how should they be treated?

Doctor's answer:

The child is currently experiencing diabetic ketoacidosis, which is most commonly caused by diabetes. This condition can usually be completely recovered from through insulin treatment. Therefore, you don't need to worry too much. Treatment through medication can completely restore normal health, and it can be treated in regular hospitals in your area. It's important to actively cooperate with the treatment and encourage your friend not to be too anxious.

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