Patient's question:
The child is 98 days old and has had diarrhea for nearly 20 days. It's severe, with about four to five bowel movements a day. Normally, it's two to three times. When mixed feeding for over two months, it was about four days per bowel movement. The stool used to be normal, but now it's yellow, watery, with milk curds, sometimes oily. They have taken probiotics and anti-diarrheal medication. They want to know what they should do.Doctor's answer:
1. It may be that the baby has had a recurrence of gastrointestinal infection, leading to symptoms of nausea and vomiting.2. You can carefully examine the routine stool test to determine if there is a bacterial or viral infection.
1. If it is a viral infection, you can focus on taking the current medication. At the same time, you can use an anti-diarrheal enema.
2. In the current situation, it is not possible to administer the relevant vaccine. You need to wait until the stool returns to normal before considering vaccination.