Patient's question:
For many months, after weaning, the bacterial imbalance began, and the stool was always good and bad. When it was good, it was also shapeless. Just drinking formula would cause diarrhea, and it was necessary to have two meals of rice porridge every day to prevent diarrhea and shapeless stool. At six months, I had a case of gastroenteritis, which was cured after receiving intravenous fluids...Doctor's answer:
Now the baby is 7 months old, and the stool test shows occult blood and pus cells, indicating bacterial dysentery. It is recommended to administer antibiotics for treatment. If the baby was weaned from breast milk at 4 months and then experienced irregular bowel movements again, only drinking formula caused diarrhea, and two meals of rice porridge daily were necessary to prevent diarrhea, it is considered that the baby is not accustomed to the formula being fed. Therefore, you can pay attention to what brand of formula is being fed and try changing the formula. It is recommended to provide complementary foods promptly now. Since complementary foods can be introduced from the age of 4 months.Advice: Hello, it is considered that the child has bacterial dysentery. It is not as you said that the gastrointestinal tract has not fully recovered. It is recommended to receive intravenous treatment. Pay attention to feeding hygiene.