Recurrent diarrhea in children Child aged 13 months

Patient's question:

I have been sick for 20 days. After receiving an intravenous drip at the clinic, I experienced diarrhea again the next day. When I went to the hospital, they only checked my stool routine, and the results were normal. There was no bacterial or viral infection. The stool was white, not yellow or black, and very watery.

Doctor's answer:

Nursing Care for Pediatric Diarrhea
During the care of a child with diarrhea, it is sufficient to follow the principle of eating small, frequent meals, starting with small amounts and gradually increasing, and transitioning from liquid to thicker textures.
Antibiotics, mucosal protectants, probiotics, traditional Chinese medicine, and other medications may be required for treatment.