Patient's question:
After a month, I had diarrhea, which improved after taking some medicine. At four months, I had diarrhea for half a month, and later went to the hospital for seven days of intravenous fluids to recover. Sometimes the baby has diarrhea if they eat something slightly cool, and they also have diarrhea if they eat too much. Now, it's getting harder to manage, and the baby has become quite fussy. I'd like to ask what kind of food can help stabilize their stomach and intestines a bit?Doctor's answer:
If the baby's stool test shows no infectious factors, it is more likely to be physiological diarrhea. Advice: You can give the baby some Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus bulgaricus, or other probiotics. If the stool is very loose, you can add probiotics. Generally, physiological diarrhea will improve after the baby is introduced to solid foods. If the baby is formula-fed, you can switch to a less irritating formula.The above is the advice for the question "How to take care of a baby with poor digestion?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!