Patient's question:
0 months have been very normal (except for having no teeth). Due to a fever, I contracted bronchitis and was admitted to the hospital. I stayed for 5 days, receiving intravenous fluids daily, which included anti-inflammatory and blood-cooling medications. I borrowed some blood-cooling medicine, but after a few days, I started having diarrhea. Sometimes it occurred after drinking milk...Doctor's answer:
There may be side effects from the medication, or it could be due to fever causing digestive system dysfunction. Of course, the medication you are taking may also cause gastrointestinal reactions, leading to this symptom. The medication you are using could also be a possibility. Choose a medication with minimal gastrointestinal reactions.Additionally, fever-induced digestive system dysfunction may also contribute to this symptom. It is recommended to take oral medications that aid absorption, such as Shan Mai Jian Pi Kou Fu Ye (Mountain Barberry Strengthening Spleen Oral Liquid), and oral Huo Xiang Chong Ji (Agastache Decoction). Avoid overeating to give your digestive system a rest. Drink plenty of water. It is best to receive intravenous treatment, as taking medication may cause nausea, especially with medications that have strong gastrointestinal reactions.
Lifestyle Care: Avoid consuming indigestible, greasy, or extremely cold foods. Porridge is the best option. Maintain a light diet, drink plenty of water, and ensure adequate hydration.