Patient's question:
For two and a half months, I took my baby to the ice skating rink for a massage this afternoon and noticed that the two legs were different. The left thigh muscle was a bit stiff, while the right one was soft. What's the problem? If I go to the hospital, which department should I see? Besides that, my baby has been spitting up milk and has been having foamy stools for a week. Yesterday, I went to the hospital for a stool test, and the result was enteritis. The doctor prescribed Miamio.Doctor's answer:
Ladies and gentlemen! First, let me explain your first question. If your legs are different, with the left thigh muscle feeling a bit stiff while the right side is soft, you should go to the hospital and see a general surgery or neurology specialist.The second question is about "Mami Ai," which is used to regulate the normal flora. It is mainly used for gastrointestinal dysfunction caused by flora imbalance, leading to nausea and vomiting. For "Cefixime Granules," it is safe for the baby to take, but it is not very effective for acute intestinal inflammation because it has a weaker effect on Escherichia coli. Compared to "Calcium Fosfomycin Tablets" or "Gentamicin Granules," it is much better.