What should I do if my child's diarrhea doesn't improve after taking medicine?

Patient's question:

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[6-month-old baby, with green, loose stools, and mucus. Medical history and effectiveness: No improvement observed. Desired help: Stop diarrhea]
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Doctor's answer:

Your baby's condition is a symptom caused by enteritis, which generally leads to symptoms such as indigestion, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and fever.
Recommendations:
I suggest that your baby follow a small-portion, frequent-meal diet with easily digestible foods. Breastfeeding mothers should consume light, warm, and easily digestible foods in small portions. Solid foods should be gradually introduced to the child. Typically, children start adding complementary foods around 4 months of age, such as rice soup, rice porridge, vegetable soup, thin porridge, and fruit juice.
It is recommended to administer Xibolelin and Cefixime for treatment. Additionally, pediatric physiological saline should be given to prevent dehydration. Wishing your baby a speedy recovery.

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