Patient's question:
A child has diarrhea, and in the afternoon, they experience a high fever again. At the clinic, it's found that their stomach is a bit bloated. They received a fever-reducing injection and were prescribed Star Tea Granules and Aminophenylbutazone Granules. It's the fourth day now, and the fever has subsided, but the diarrhea persists. Today, vomiting has occurred again, and even the porridge they ate has been vomited out. What is wrong with my daughter? What kind of assistance is needed: What is wrong with my daughter? What medication is appropriate for her?Doctor's answer:
This first requires considering a stool test to confirm whether it is infant indigestion, intestinal inflammation, or fever-induced intestinal dysfunction. If it is indigestion, it is recommended to take Smecta and Mimi Ai orally, and then use Dinggui Er Qipai to apply to the navel for treatment. If necessary, seek treatment at the hospital's pediatric department for intravenous fluids. Shorten the diaper changing interval. Offer more fluids. If it is intestinal inflammation, it is recommended to decide on ampicillin intravenous fluids for anti-inflammatory treatment. To prevent dehydration and high fever, oral ibuprofen suspension can be used for fever reduction. It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing your baby a speedy recovery.