Patient's question:
Go to the hospital for a stool test, including occult blood test. Blood coagulation mechanism is normal. Stayed in the hospital for seven days, taking drugs such as Liposoluble Hemostaticmin K1 (injected for three days). Diagnosis: intestinal (not hemorrhagic intestinal). Left the hospital two days ago. Today at noon, there were blood streaks in the stool, but the amount was not much, only two small spots. I want to ask if I need to continue staying in the hospital. My friend said I can eat fosfomycin calcium. The child is young, can he eat it?Doctor's answer:
This may be related to enteritis, which is usually associated with unclean diet. It is necessary to pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of daily diet. Treatment should first involve a thorough examination of the stool to identify the specific cause and condition. After determining how dehydration or electrolyte imbalance occurs, additional treatment can be administered. Mild cases can generally be treated with oral anti-inflammatory drugs, digestive aids, or anti-diarrheal medications. Severe cases may require hospitalization for intravenous fluids to promptly correct water and electrolyte imbalances and prevent further complications.The above advice is for the question "My son is now 17 days old and noticed blood in his stool the other day." I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!