Patient's question:
Diarrhea for one and a half months, medication has not shown any improvement. What should I do? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. What kind of help do you need: The baby is six months old, diarrhea for one and a half months, medication has not shown any improvement. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Diarrhea in children is generally caused by viral or bacterial infections, rapid changes in climate, significant temperature differences, or exposure to cold, which can lead to increased intestinal peristalsis. It is recommended to conduct further and more detailed tests on the stool routine.Medical Advice: Treatment for indigestion can involve oral administration of Compound Pancreatin Powder for Children and Bequimethane. These two medications should be taken with at least an hour interval between doses. If the condition is due to intestinal inflammation, additional medication such as Children's Libek should be added. Apply Dinggui Er Navel Patch to the navel area. Pay attention to preventing abdominal cold exposure and ensure the child drinks plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
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