What should I do if the child has diarrhea after eating too much?

Patient's question:

My son has had diarrhea for over ten days. He said it's because he ate too much. The test and examination results: no tests conducted. Previous treatment and effectiveness: he feels a bit better when he eats, but he's afraid to eat because every time he does, it's like water coming out. What kind of help do you want: what should he eat to get better?

Doctor's answer:

As per your description, it is preliminarily considered that the child's nausea and vomiting are caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction. It is recommended to conduct a detailed and thorough examination to confirm the diagnosis, actively treat the condition, and maintain appropriate dietary habits. Enhanced nursing care should be provided, paying attention to preventing abdominal coldness and avoiding adverse effects such as cold and dampness. If accompanied by indigestion, medications such as Lactobacillus, pancreatin, and enterobiosis can be used to alleviate symptoms. Most cases can improve with proper treatment. In necessary cases, substances like proteinate of tannin and bentonite can be employed. Specific treatment should follow the guidance of the clinical diagnostic physician.

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