What should I do if there are 1-2 white blood cells in my baby's stool?

Patient's question:

When my daughter was four months old, she had diarrhea with red and white blood cells each showing two++. After taking Cefadroxil and Kentling for three days, the red blood cells disappeared, but there was still one + for white blood cells. Later, she was given traditional Chinese medicine for two weeks, but there was no improvement. Her stool still contained one to three white blood cells.

Doctor's answer:

Most rotavirus cases occur in autumn and winter. If the current child does not have diarrhea and the mental state is also normal. 1, 2 white blood cells are normal. But different from the above, it is not a problem to continue searching for the cause of rotavirus without diarrhea and abdominal pain. How is the child's mental state? Generally speaking, sometimes there are 1-2 white blood cells in the stool, which has no clinical significance. So don't worry.

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