Patient's question:
Started feeling feverish in the morning, low-grade fever. In the afternoon, after drinking milk, vomited everything up, accompanied by diarrhea. Went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with acute gastroenteritis, but no stool test was conducted. After receiving intravenous fluids and fever-reducing injections, the fever subsided, but after four days of IV fluids, the baby is still experiencing both vomiting and diarrhea, and the condition seems to be getting worse.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition:Hello, friend. I’m happy to help you. Based on your description, if the above symptoms exist, the main consideration is viral gastroenteritis, caused by a viral infection.
Suggestions:
If the above symptoms are present, antiviral treatment should be administered, along with medications to improve intestinal function and protect the intestines, such as sea buckthorn dry emulsion, Smecta, and lactobacillus tablets. Pay attention to fluid supplementation to prevent dehydration in the baby. It generally takes about a week to recover.