Patient's question:
The baby has been experiencing nausea and vomiting for three days.1. On the first day, they vomited and had diarrhea.
2. For a long time, they had diarrhea.
3. Today, they only had watery diarrhea.
Previous treatment and effectiveness:
Tried Smecta, but it didn’t work.
What kind of assistance is needed:
Other than having no better solutions.
Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
The most common causes of infant diarrhea are indigestion and intestinal inflammation. It is generally suggested that if a child's stool contains bubbles, it often indicates indigestion. Only when a child's digestion is poor and there is an excess of food residue in the intestines, which is then fermented by bacteria to produce gas, will the stool again contain bubbles. Additionally, the presence of bubbles in the stool may also be related to the child crying for extended periods and swallowing excessive air. You can feed some absorbent water to help alleviate this, or give some Mammi Love to restore the intestinal flora, as well as Smecta to stop diarrhea.