Patient's question:
Pneumonia required a week of intravenous infusion, which led to diarrhea. After stopping the infusion, the diarrhea improved. Yesterday, I might have overexerted myself, resulting in vomiting and diarrhea, as if the milk I consumed wasn't digested and was vomited out. The sour smell was very strong, unsure if it was due to the cold infusion stimulating me or because I ate too much. What should I do in this situation?Doctor's answer:
Is your child's pneumonia better now? What medication was used for the infusion? Some medications may cause gastrointestinal reactions, but they will disappear after stopping the medication. Your child's current symptoms may be due to catching a cold. Don't rush to use medication. Keeping the abdomen warm is quite effective. You can eat liquid food, but avoid fruits and cold foods. It is recommended to closely and carefully monitor the situation. Keeping the abdomen warm is sufficient. Don't worry. I wish your baby grows up healthily.