Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Last few days, had diarrhea, high fever, and vomiting (all watery). Went to the hospital for a blood test. The result showed high C-reactive protein. Was given Cefixime granules for oral suspension and Caseinase capsules and Montmorillonite. Took these for two days. No more vomiting or fever. Diarrhea is gradually improving, but not completely gone. Not having watery stools anymore, but still a bit loose. Have taken the medicine for two days, and still a bit loose. What should I do?
Medical history and effectiveness:
Took medicine for two days, still a bit loose.
Expected help:
What medicine can help recover faster?
Doctor's answer:
The current condition of the child is nausea and vomiting, which has not yet fully recovered. The alarm indicates that the gastrointestinal function has not fully recovered, and there is a need to focus on medication treatment. Focus on using the original medicine for anti-inflammatory treatment. Generally, the medicine needs to be taken until the stool is normal, and then use it for an additional two days to stabilize the effect. Montmorillonite powder can be used to stop diarrhea and protect the intestinal mucosa. The dosage of this medicine needs to be larger to be effective. There is no need to worry about drug overdose because it is not digested in the intestine. Alternatively, you can use Lactobacillus, Lactase, and Pepsin Oral Solution to aid in absorption.