Patient's question:
My daughter got intestinal inflammation at 9 months, with ++ diarrhea and high white blood cell count. After taking medication, she started refusing to eat, developed a fever, and then went for an intravenous drip (Ceftriaxone). The medication was still continued, but after two days of the drip, she began vomiting and had poor sleep at night. Now, what should we do? Can you advise? Thank you! Urgent!Doctor's answer:
Childhood gastroenteritis is also known as gastroenteritis. Vomiting is common during the treatment process. There is no need to worry. Just cooperate actively with the treatment. Gastroenteritis is divided into acute and chronic types based on the duration of the course. When acute and chronic symptoms appear simultaneously, it is called acute and chronic gastroenteritis. According to your condition description, it is preliminarily judged as chronic gastroenteritis. The treatment methods include: proper rest, eating easily digestible foods, and avoiding fried and irritating foods.