Patient's question:
A 7-month-old baby received intravenous drips for ten days at the hospital and then returned home with yellow, egg-white-like diarrhea. The baby is in good spirits but is fussy at night.Previous treatment and outcomes: No specific treatment was mentioned.
Current help needed: Should the baby continue taking medication or receive further intravenous drips?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, when a child has yellow diarrhea, it is often considered a symptom caused by an imbalance in the gut microbiota. In terms of treatment, you can consider using medications to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, which can be effective after a few treatments. Of course, it is often a symptom caused by intravenous drips.For your situation, you can consider using Montmorillonite Powder Granules to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and Peifeikang Capsules for oral treatment, which can be effective after a few treatments. Alternatively, you can also consider using Yimingting.
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