Patient's question:
I eat pork and the baby eats my breast milk now it's only two and a half months old. The baby has frequent bowel movements, doesn't eat milk, and the stool contains curds and water. The baby also doesn't eat milk. Previous treatment and effectiveness: No care was given. Assistance needed: What medicine to take or what to do.Doctor's answer:
The child's condition should be considered as indigestion. If you are eating fatty pork, it may be caused by excessive fat in the milk. Suggestions:1. Consider using Lactobacillus sporogenes, Lactase, or Pepsin Oral Solution to enhance absorption.
2. Consider using Montmorillonite Clay Powder to stop diarrhea and protect the intestinal mucosa. A larger dosage is needed for effectiveness, and there is no need to worry about overdose, as it is not absorbed in the intestines.
3. It is recommended that the lactating mother's diet be based on being nutritious, light, and easy to digest. Avoid overly fatty foods, as well as extremely cold items such as oranges, tangerines, oranges, watermelon, grapes, and bananas, and avoid frozen foods.