Children with rotavirus diarrhea, what medicine to take

Patient's question:

Diarrhea: Onset time 6 to 7 days: Laboratory test results rotavirus: Previous treatment situation effect is not obvious and allergic to head wrap: What kind of help is needed: Suggest what medicine to eat

Doctor's answer:

A common symptom refers to a significantly reduced frequency of bowel movements compared to usual habits, with thin stool, increased moisture, daily stool volume below 200g, or containing undigested food or pus blood, mucus. Nausea and vomiting are often accompanied by a sense of urgent defecation, anal discomfort, and other symptoms.
Advice: The cause of the condition is self-evident. For nausea and vomiting caused by intestinal infection, anti-infection treatment is required, with antibacterial treatment targeting the pathogen being the most ideal.