Patient's question:
The last two days were hot, so I gave him a lick of ice cream. The next day, he had black stools accompanied by jelly-like pus. Is this diarrhea or enteritis? What kind of medicine should he take? Thank you, thank you, thank you.Duration of illness and current condition: 3 days
Current general condition: Diarrhea
History of diarrhea: 3 days
Previous diagnosis and treatment history and effectiveness:
Doctor's answer:
Does the child have any other symptoms besides black stools? For example, nausea, vomiting, and sweating. If there are such symptoms, it is recommended to go to a local hospital and have a doctor perform a gastroscopy and an ultrasound examination of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen to diagnose the cause of the black stools. Dark stools may be affected by food, or it could be due to gastrointestinal bleeding. Given the symptoms of dizziness and pale complexion, gastrointestinal bleeding is highly possible. It is recommended to check for fecal occult blood, complete blood count, and gastroscopy.