Patient's question:
My baby had recurring diarrhea before the age of 9 months. After 9 months, the stool became dry in the front part. Now at 1 year and one month, my baby has poor appetite, eats very little, looks pale and thin, and sometimes has small rashes on the face. At night, they toss and turn during naps. How should the doctor prescribe medication for my baby's condition? In addition to medication, what kind of dietary therapy can be used? How long will the recovery process take? Thank you, doctor!Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you. If the baby has poor appetite, it is usually because the spleen and stomach are relatively weak. I suggest you take the baby to the hospital to test for a few trace elements to see how deficient the baby is in calcium. If the baby is deficient in calcium or zinc, it may also lead to poor appetite and poor sleep at night. Wish your baby healthy and happy transformation! The above is the advice for the question "My baby has been having recurrent diarrhea before 9 months," hoping it helps you, wish you health!