Patient's question:
How to deal with a 3.5-month-old baby who has frequent diarrhea? They have bowel movements several times a day, and there are two small meaty lumps near the rectum. This started after a fever.Previous treatment and effectiveness: The baby has seen a doctor and taken some medication, but it hasn’t helped.
The kind of assistance needed: Looking for a treatment method.
Doctor's answer:
If the breast milk is still sufficient, it's best to stop. Because the baby is too young, it's best not to give medication unless the diarrhea is very severe, such as having 10-20 bowel movements a day. You can try cooking for the baby to drink. My baby was a bit older than yours when he had diarrhea, but it wasn't very severe, yet it made the adults very worried. In our case, we saw results after drinking it for three days.Advice: How to make :
1. Put pork in a pan and fry it until it smells fragrant and turns yellow (don't fry it too dark, otherwise it will taste bitter when cooked). Fry a small amount at a time, don't fry too much, and cook fresh every day. Add water and cook (just like cooking porridge).
2. Strain the broth and let it cool to room temperature, then pour it into a bottle for the baby to drink. Treat it as drinking water.