Patient's question:
A 69-day-old infant with yellow-green, bloody, watery stools: On December 7, 2012, a stool routine test and occult blood test were conducted. Stool color: Yellow-green. Stool consistency: Watery. White blood cells: Few. Red blood cells and macrophages: Not seen. Fat droplets: Not seen. Fungi: Negative. Eggs: Not seen. Poorly digested substances: Not seen. Other abnormalities: Not seen. Blood: Weakly positive (+/-). Vitamin K1 injection, racemic dorzolamide granules. Today, the blood streaks have increased again. How can the treatment for the child's bloody stools be reduced?Doctor's answer:
According to the above description, I initially considered that infants and young children have immature absorption functions and relatively rapid growth and development, requiring a large amount of calories and nutrients. In daily care and feeding, slight missteps can easily lead to nausea and vomiting again. It is recommended to pay attention to keeping the baby's abdomen warm in care to enhance gastrointestinal movement, ensure the baby gets sufficient deep sleep to promote full recovery, and the supplementary food should be based on being soft and easy to digest. It is suggested to have the baby's stool tested, and the medication can be adjusted based on the test results. If there are any issues, please consult promptly. Wishing your child a speedy recovery.