Patient's question:
Previously, without getting vaccinated, sometimes he would have three bowel movements a day. At 4 or 5 a.m. the day before yesterday, he had a bowel movement (normally, he would have one between 4 and 7 a.m.). Then, before 10 a.m., he had two more bowel movements, but the latter two were not very large amounts. (Because the mother caught a cold the day before yesterday, the baby is breastfeeding, and the mother also had three bowel movements). Until yesterday morning at 7 or 8 a.m., he had one bowel movement, and at 2:30 p.m., he got vaccinated. He stayed in the hospital for forty minutes without showing any obvious discomfort. After returning home, the baby drank hot water, and he had a deep sleep at night, just like usual. This morning at about 5 a.m., he had a bowel movement, which was the same as usual. In the morning, he had one bowel movement, and by this time in the afternoon, he had had two more. These three were looser than usual, a bit thicker than water. The baby is sometimes in a good mood and sometimes a bit fussy, but he is fine after being fussy. He shows great happiness after each bowel movement.Previous treatment and effectiveness: None for the time being.
What kind of assistance you care about: Hello, does this have diarrhea? Does it affect the vaccination? If this situation occurs again at night, should you go to the hospital for treatment?
Doctor's answer:
Not ruling out that it is caused by viral diarrhea, by this time in the afternoon, it has occurred twice.Advice: Hello, patient. Based on your information, it is suspected that your symptoms may be due to indigestion. It is recommended to use rice soup to dilute milk powder to alleviate and treat the condition, which is very effective. Maintain a light diet, avoid spicy, extremely cold, or greasy stimulating foods. Rest well, maintain hygiene, stay relaxed, and balance digestive nutrition.