Patient's question:
What medications are used for intravenous drip treatment of acute gastroenteritis in children? Quinolones are contraindicated for those under 18 years old, gentamicin has serious side effects, and penicillin seems not very suitable. What kind of antibiotic is safe and effective for treatment?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: This should be acute gastroenteritis. It's best not to take medicine randomly, but it's advisable to have a bottle of saltwater solution with you.Suggestions: It's best to eat porridge, but only a small amount at a time. If you're feeling really uncomfortable, you can go to the hospital for a check-up and receive intravenous fluids. As for the yellow liquid, it's just your stomach fluid because you've vomited out all your food. However, it's best not to vomit, as it often becomes uncontrollable once you start.