Is infant diarrhea caused by overeating?

Patient's question:

.3 Condition Description: Female patient, 1.3 years old, does not accumulate stool after eating, tends to defecate immediately after eating, and has loose stools. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Took two days of pediatric spleen-strengthening powder. Desired help: What medicine works? Is it caused by overeating?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, in this situation, it is absolutely not advisable to give the baby raw and cold food. It is better to provide the baby with light, easy-to-digest, and nutritious food. Diet is particularly important when taking medication, so consider giving the baby Miumiu Ai and Montmorillonite powder. Children are prone to diarrhea; first, it is recommended not to let the child eat too much raw, cold, and greasy food. Additionally, you can give the child some probiotics to regulate intestinal function. If the diarrhea is severe, you can also consider giving Smecta.
Children's diarrhea is often related to diet, such as overeating or excessive consumption of raw, cold, and greasy food, which can cause abdominal pain. Changes in weather can also lead to diarrhea. It is recommended to avoid giving the child cold food, especially cold drinks, and not to let them eat ice cream or similar foods.

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