Patient's question:
Sickness Description for 1.5 Months: The baby is 5.5 months old. On the 8th evening, a shot of Vitamin D2 Calcium Fructate Injection was administered. On the 9th night, relatives came to the house, and the baby seemed a bit cold. On the 10th, by 1 PM, the baby had a bowel movement three times. I felt something was wrong and gave the baby half a yolk. Previously, eating yolk had not caused any bowel movement discomfort. In the summer, the baby's appetite seemed poor, so I stopped adding yolk. After stopping for about ten days, after finishing the yolk, the baby had 5-6 bowel movements within two hours. The baby usually has one bowel movement per day. Starting from the 11th, the baby has been eating half a yolk in the morning and breastfeeding every three hours. It seems the baby is not eating much, but there is usually leftover milk each time. The symptoms are that the baby does not have a bowel movement at night, only one formal bowel movement in the morning, and rarely has a bowel movement in the morning. Around 3 PM after the nap, when the baby is breastfeeding, the buttocks start to have a bit of bowel movement, and then when drinking water, it also has bowel movement.Doctor's answer:
Hello, diarrhea is often caused by improper diet, characterized by watery or egg drop soup-like stools, often with curds and foam. It is recommended that you give the baby Smecta, Xiao'er Ke Chuan Ling Granules, and Ribavirin Granules. Give the baby plenty of boiled water and pay attention to observing the baby's overall condition. Keep the baby warm and avoid getting cold. If the diarrhea is not severe, you can eat a small amount of liquid diet, and follow the doctor's advice to give flatulence tablets, digestive tablets, and Mimi Ai. If there is a bacterial infection, antibiotics should be added.