Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, keeping the line breaks as they are:Recently these past few days, the baby has been having four bowel movements a day, yellow and loose stools. He also doesn't want to eat. He's not coughing, doesn't have a cold, and isn't running a fever. I can't see where he's uncomfortable, it's just that he's having a lot of bowel movements, and they aren't very smelly.
By the way, a few days ago the baby fell and vomited six times. We had a brain CT scan, and there was nothing wrong. Could the diarrhea be related to the fall?
I took the child to the doctor, and the doctor said it's intestinal upset. I gave the baby the probiotics medicine that's always a staple at home. After taking it for one day, the baby had one normal bowel movement. But today, for some reason, although the baby's stool wasn't loose, he still had three bowel movements in the morning.
Should we continue giving him this medicine? What's wrong with the baby? What illness does he have? It's urgent because he doesn't have a fever and doesn't have a cold.
Doctor's answer:
For those whose probiotics are not effective, you may consider checking your stool first to see what type of issue it is and then treat it accordingly. You can consider taking "Montmorillonite Powder" orally in combination with "Children's Compound Chicken Gold Powder." Using it for several days can lead to a complete recovery. These two medications are basically non-toxic and have a very good effect. Montmorillonite Powder has the function of adhering to bacteria and viruses and protects the gastrointestinal mucosa. This medication passes through the gastrointestinal tract without being eliminated, so it is effective and has no side effects. Children's Compound Chicken Gold Powder is a pure Chinese herbal preparation and works well for indigestion caused by inflammation and intestinal dysfunction. Using the two medications together can effectively address the inflammation issue and the resulting intestinal indigestion, yielding excellent results. If the above methods are not effective, you may consider seeking treatment from a highly skilled traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, as Chinese herbal medicine treatments can be quite effective.