Patient's question:
My little baby is almost six months old. Recently, he has had diarrhea for several days, about ten times a day. The stool is like scrambled eggs, very watery. But his spirits and appetite are excellent, just like usual. The hospital examination said it was enteritis, and they gave him medicine. But there hasn't been any improvement.Doctor's answer:
Hello, since dairy products are not beneficial for a baby's recovery from diarrhea, but the diet of such a young baby is mainly based on milk, if they are drinking formula milk, it can be switched to diarrhea-specific formula milk, drink more water, and enhance care. Continue with medication, and if the effect is not good, you can switch to racemic dorudot for anti-diarrheal purposes. This situation is more likely to be considered viral gastroenteritis, and it is recommended to give the child oral montmorillonite to protect the gastrointestinal mucosa and use external enteric patches to improve gastrointestinal function. In terms of feeding, make appropriate adjustments, feed small amounts frequently, and use easily digestible foods as much as possible.