Patient's question:
I've had diarrhea for 5 days now, and it's very watery, like egg soup. I have a bowel movement 6 to 8 times a day. I've taken Montmorillonite, probiotics, and pediatric anti-diarrheal granules, but it hasn't helped. What could this symptom be, and what medicine should I take? Thank you!Past Treatment and Effectiveness: None
Desired Help: My baby is 8 months old and has had diarrhea for 5 days. It's very watery, like egg soup. I have a bowel movement 6 to 8 times a day. I've taken Montmorillonite, probiotics, and pediatric anti-diarrheal granules, but it hasn't helped. What could this symptom be, and what medicine should I take? Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Pediatric diarrhea is a common clinical diagnosis in pediatric medicine. The hormone-based treatments generally adopted often only yield short-term effects or are entirely ineffective, while their severe side effects can interfere with a child's healthy growth. Here is a commonly used clinical diagnosis method for purchase, though it is a small method, it can treat major illnesses and weakness, with significant clinical effects.Method: Grind five-fruit mulberry (available at pharmacies) into powder, mix it with warm vinegar to form a small cake-like paste, and apply it to the child's Shenque acupoint (belly button). The effect is very good. You can decide how many times to use it. Wishing your baby healthy growth.