Patient's question:
A baby who is more than four months old has had persistent diarrhea for a month. Could persistent diarrhea in babies lead to intestinal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Taking medication that doesn't match the condition, having blood means there's intestinal inflammation. This stool is abnormal. You should change the medication for your child. Your child is taking it. Why don't we get your child's stool tested again to check the condition first? This has little to do with what you eat. Why don't we get your child's stool retested to see how things are? That's fine. Hospitals can test stool. Detect stool routine. It's okay. If you're reluctant to get it checked, you can try Enterosol for your child. One pill each time. That's also okay. It's better to get your child checked for peace of mind. Enterosol is effective for various nausea and vomiting, so that's why I recommended using it for your child.