Patient's question:
Yesterday, I had diarrhea and vomiting. I went to the clinic and received an intravenous drip for a whole day, but it didn't help. However, I'm not vomiting anymore. What should I do? What kind of medicine can help reduce the diarrhea?Doctor's answer:
Diarrhea in children is generally related to viral or bacterial infections, rapid climate changes, and significant temperature differences. Exposure to cold can increase intestinal peristalsis. It is recommended to conduct a further detailed examination of the stool. If the cause is indigestion, probiotics and Jianwei Xiaoshi tablets can be taken orally. The two medications should be taken with at least one hour between them. Additionally, the baby's feeding utensils should be paid attention to, ensuring they are hygienic, preferably sterilized daily with high temperatures. It is important to keep the abdomen warm to prevent catching a cold. Moreover, the daily diet should be light and easy to digest.