Patient's question:
My daughter is almost one year old. Recently, she has had severe diarrhea. Since the 22nd, she has been receiving intravenous saline. By the 26th, she was still having diarrhea but was able to eat and was in relatively good spirits.Previous Treatment and Effects:
Received injections for four days.
Desired Help:
What should we do? Should we transfer to a specialized children's hospital for a check-up? Or are there other methods to treat the diarrhea?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is mainly considered to be intestinal inflammation caused by indigestion, primarily brought on by bacterial infection. If you have already received injections at a general hospital but without any effect, it is recommended to seek treatment at a provincial children's hospital to avoid delaying the condition. It is advisable to use probiotics for regulation when necessary. Give the child more warm water and pay close attention to observing various aspects of the child's condition. The diet should be based on lightness, and attention should be paid to preventing colds and avoiding catching a cold.