A three-year-old child has gastritis with high helicobacter pylori, but without diarrhea or vomiting.

Patient's question:

Patient is male, three and a half years old. On February 11th, he had persistent yellow nasal discharge and was not interested in eating. After taking Children's Jiaji Oral Liquid and Children's Qingjie Oral Liquid for three days, his appetite improved and he ate more normally. However, he then repeatedly lost his appetite, refusing to eat or even drink milk, occasionally eating apples. Sometimes he experienced stomach pain but had no diarrhea or vomiting. Since birth, the child vomited and refused to eat for three days before starting to nurse. He has always been reluctant to eat and would vomit entirely if he ate too quickly, if the food was dry, or if there were rice-grain-sized vegetable leaves, or if he cried intensely. He often felt stomach discomfort.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to your description, it is likely caused by enteritis. You can have your baby tested for a stool routine examination. Anti-inflammatory treatment can be administered, such as oral cefixime granules for suspension and Smecta. Make sure your baby drinks plenty of water and recovers gradually. Additionally, maintain hygiene in the anal area by washing it with warm water to avoid the occurrence of eczema.

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