Patient's question:
3 Breastfeeding, rare bowel movements with frothy stools, laboratory tests indicate indigestion and an added white blood cell count. After taking Amoxicillin for three days, the bowel movement stopped for one day, but it was still difficult to defecate, poor appetite, and the stool contained particles.What kind of help is needed: What should be done? Is medication necessary? What kind of medication? Are there non-medication methods?
Doctor's answer:
Actually, there's no need to worry too much. As long as the child is in good spirits and eating normally, you don't need to stir up trouble. Which child wouldn't act this way? Just make a few minor adjustments, and it will be fine. Eating less and more frequently is a big reason for indigestion—it's often because you're feeding them too much. As for the foam, it's a bit of inflammation. You can take Montmorillonite clay and Cephalexin for anti-inflammation. Actually, you don't have to take medicine either. Just stop breastfeeding for a while and switch to formula instead.