Patient's question:
Daughter is 86 days old. A few days ago, she had diarrhea with mucus and went to the hospital. The doctor said it was caused by indigestion. She has taken probiotics, smectite powder, and Xingspi granules. The day before yesterday, she had another episode of diarrhea with a small amount of watery stool. Every diaper has a little bit of stool mixed with urine, and she often hiccups and sneezes.Doctor's answer:
Hello! First of all, I wish your child a speedy recovery! Congratulations on the "upgrading"! Let me tell you about "infant diarrhea." There are two causes of infant diarrhea: First, indigestion, mainly due to improper diet and unreasonable feeding. Such as overeating or consuming excessive high-protein, high-fat, rough, and difficult-to-digest foods, as well as eating too much cold food, which can lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction and diarrhea: Second, it is caused by gastrointestinal infection. If food and feeding utensils are contaminated with bacteria or viruses, it can cause gastrointestinal inflammation, leading to diarrhea. Below, I will introduce several dietary therapy methods for treating "infant diarrhea": 2 cloves of garlic. Boil charcoal several times a day and soak it in water. This formula treats children with chronic diarrhea.