Patient's question:
My son had diarrhea three days ago, and I had the doctor give him an intramuscular injection and drink sulfonamide anti-inflammatory medication. The next day, his condition improved, and he didn't have diarrhea anymore, so we stopped the injections. He just took the anti-inflammatory medication. In the morning of the third day, he started having diarrhea again, and over the past few days, we've continued the injections. He only takes one bag of sulfonamide medication a day, but he still has bowel movements several times, sometimes loose. It's been almost four days in total. How should I treat him?Past Treatment and Effectiveness:
- Received two days of intramuscular injections and drank one bag of sulfonamide anti-inflammatory medication per day.
- Sometimes had diarrhea, sometimes didn't.
Help Needed:
- How should I treat him?
Doctor's answer:
In this case, the baby is experiencing diarrhea and needs focused treatment. You can give your son some probiotics or smectite to treat the condition. At the same time, you can also drink some yam porridge, which has a beneficial effect on strengthening the spleen and can help in treating diarrhea. The above advice is for the question, "My son had diarrhea three days ago, and I had him get an intramuscular injection from the doctor. It has been almost four days now. How should I treat it?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!