Patient's question:
My baby is 4 years old. Lately, he has been complaining of stomach pain, but it's not very severe. His stool is not well-formed, but he has a bowel movement once a day, which is normal. I gave him some (Mimii Ai and Simida) and his stool returned to normal, so I stopped giving him any more medication. Yesterday, he started saying he had to urinate, but each time he only released a small amount, and he did it very frequently. This morning, his bowel movement was very loose and happened frequently, with only a little watery stool each time. The water was very clear and clear, accompanied by dry vomiting. He doesn't have a fever, but he has yellow nasal discharge. What is wrong with the child? What medication works best and takes effect the fastest?Doctor's answer:
The child is currently experiencing vomiting and diarrhea, which is a symptom of acute gastroenteritis. It is important to give the child medication promptly for treatment. The diet should be much lighter, and it's recommended to drink more water. Also, be cautious about keeping the child warm.Medical advice: The child should be treated with cephalexin for inflammation. If the condition is severe, intravenous fluids may be necessary. Additionally, consider taking Aminodiphenylbutazone and Bupleurum Root Powder for treatment. Drink more water, and the symptoms should generally improve within a few days. Pay attention to feeding, and wish the baby a speedy recovery.