Patient's question:
Great performance, always breastfeeding. Sometimes, it's right after feeding that it happens. It's been five days now. Almost nothing in the morning, but it's worse in the afternoon. The stool is yellow.Past treatment and effectiveness: Had an enema for two days, but there was no improvement.
What help is needed: What should we do?
Doctor's answer:
First, pay attention to the child's current symptoms, which may be due to cold exposure or weakened gastrointestinal function, leading to digestive disorders. It is recommended to monitor the child's temperature and take a stool sample for routine and thorough examination. If there are no issues, oral medications such as probiotics or lactobacillus can be given to support digestion. At the same time, pay attention to keeping the child warm, especially the abdomen. If the child is exclusively breastfed, it is advisable to ensure the cleanliness of the breasts before breastfeeding. The mother should avoid spicy and irritating foods for dietary adjustment.