Patient's question:
It has been more than three months now, and I have been having diarrhea. The doctor said I am lactose intolerant and switched to a formula that causes nausea and vomiting. My stool is still pasty, and when I take probiotics, it immediately improves. But as soon as I stop taking probiotics, the pasty stool returns. Gradually increasing the formula milk again leads to the start of rare milk clumps. This has been going on for two months back and forth. What should I do!Doctor's answer:
This is a typical symptom of poor spleen and stomach digestive system function. Simply using probiotics is not effective in stabilizing the digestive system.Recommendation: In this case, the primary approach should be to adjust the diet. First, pause the use of milk powder and switch to breastfeeding, supplemented with porridge made from millet. Take the floating "oil" from the top layer and feed it to the child. This method provides both nutrition and easy absorption, while also ensuring no additives. It is beneficial for the child.
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