What are the circumstances under which taking Montmorillonite clay and probiotics causes nausea?

Patient's question:

The baby has a bit of diarrhea, so we gave him some Montmorillonite clay powder and probiotics first. Then we made some milk for him to drink, but he vomited all over the place before finishing it. What could be the reason?
What kind of help do you need: Why is this happening?

Doctor's answer:

Your child's condition exhibits symptoms caused by enteritis, which generally leads to symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, retching, fever, reduced appetite, crying, hyperactive bowel sounds, intestinal dysfunction, and dehydration. For your baby's condition, it is recommended to follow a light, warm, small-portion, frequent, and easily digestible diet. It is also advised to administer pediatric physiological saline solution to prevent or treat the condition. Additionally, Amoxicillin granules and Montmorillonite powder are recommended for treatment. Do not add probiotics, as the retching is not caused by medication but by enteritis, because enteritis itself can lead to intestinal dysfunction, nausea, vomiting, and retching.

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