Patient's question:
Bowel movements at six months old are watery and foamy, except for mucus-like, accompanied by dry vomiting. January 1, 2010, after changing into a thin cotton jacket, diarrhea started. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Initially, the pediatric compound sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim granules were taken but did not stop...Doctor's answer:
First, perform a routine stool examination for diagnosis to check if there are white blood cells, indicating indigestion or intestinal inflammation. Also, pay attention to whether fever is causing intestinal dysfunction.If it is indigestion, oral medications such as Shanmai Jianpi Koufuye, Mamai, and Simida are recommended. For severe cases, consult a doctor for intravenous treatment. Shorten the interval for changing diapers. Allow the digestive system to rest. Increase fluid intake. If supplementary foods are being introduced, temporarily pause or adjust the amount. Gradually resume as the condition improves. Avoid foods that are difficult to digest.
If the examination shows inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment is advised. Oral Cefixime can be taken for anti-inflammatory effects. If high fever occurs, fever-reducing measures should be taken. Severe cases may require intravenous treatment to prevent dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.
Additionally, shorten the interval for changing diapers, allow the digestive system to rest, increase fluid intake, and temporarily pause supplementary foods. Gradually resume as the condition improves. Avoid foods that are difficult to digest.