Patient's question:
The baby has had diarrhea for several days and went to the hospital. They said it was a viral infection and received an intravenous drip. After one day of treatment, the diarrhea improved, but the doctor prescribed Sodium Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate Oral Solution. After taking it, the baby had more diarrhea and also vomited. Why is this? Health, can children take Sodium Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate Oral Solution? Now that they are receiving an intravenous drip, they lack energy and want to sleep. Without the drip, they can play and are very energetic. Why is this?Doctor's answer:
When a child has diarrhea, it consumes energy and nutrients, reflecting the nourishment of the spleen and stomach functions. If the spleen and stomach functions are impaired, nausea, vomiting, and dry heaving may reappear. Sodium fructose-1,6-bisphosphate oral solution is an intermediate product in the metabolic process of glucose, helping cellular energy metabolism and glucose utilization during states such as shock,, extracorporeal circulation, and surgery, promoting repair and stabilizing cellular function. You can take it. If you receive an intravenous infusion, you may feel tired and want to sleep. If you don't receive an intravenous infusion, you can play and feel energetic, which is related to environmental, emotional, and spiritual factors.