Patient's question:
10 months to today is 5 days, the stool test shows bacterial infection, injections and medication, but there is no improvement.Doctor's answer:
Childhood intestinal inflammation is often caused by unclean items, so prevention is most important in ensuring food cleanliness and safe storage. Children should avoid eating raw and cold street food as much as possible. When eating at home, food should be boiled and thoroughly cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized using other methods. Eating utensils should also be disinfected. Bacterial intestinal inflammation can be treated with antibiotics. Due to the gradual change in bacterial resistance, medication should be taken under the guidance of a doctor and as prescribed. Some patients stop medication as soon as their symptoms improve, only to develop chronic large intestine inflammation due to insufficient treatment. Over time, this can lead to poor healing, affecting the child's nutrition and health.