Patient's question:
Baby is 50 days old and being breastfed. Still not gaining weight, and has recently had frothy stools. Went to the hospital for a thorough examination, including a stool test, which showed yellow, watery stools with 0-2 white blood cells/PP. What does this mean?Previous treatment and effectiveness: The doctor prescribed Montmorillonite and ActiBiotic. After taking it for a few days, I feel the effect is not good. What kind of assistance do you need? Is Mamikara effective? What other methods or precautions should I take to help improve the baby's diarrhea? ······
Doctor's answer:
The child's stool test results show white blood cells at 0-2 per high power field (HPF), which is normal. This indicates that the child likely has only functional dyspepsia and may benefit from probiotics and absorption-promoting medications.Recommendations:
It is suggested that the baby take Mimi Ai (probiotic), pancreatin enteric-coated capsules, and Smecta for treatment. Mimi Ai itself is also a probiotic. After taking these three medications, the condition should improve. Additionally, the child should drink more warm water and be fed in smaller, more frequent meals.
Wishing the baby a speedy recovery.