How should I handle diarrhea in a four-and-a-half-month-old child?

Patient's question:

Four and a half months, infant diarrhea, green stools with jelly-like mucus and foam. Seen a doctor for a month and twenty days. Consulted many experts and taken many medications, but it hasn't improved. Stool tests showed rotavirus positive [+]. Also taken the triple live bacteria capsules prescribed by the doctor.

Doctor's answer:

Reading your question description, a comprehensive analysis of the symptoms and signs indicates that the four-and-a-half-month-old male infant has infantile diarrhea, with green, jelly-like, and foamy stools, which suggests infantile digestive disorder. The stool examination showed rotavirus positive [+]. The infant has also been taking triple live bacteria capsules, which can help increase oral montmorillonite powder for the baby. Montmorillonite powder can protect the intestinal mucosa, adsorb viruses, and facilitate the recovery from diarrhea.
Advice: Green-colored stools are common in digestive disorders. Acidic stools, with bilirubin in the stool showing green, are not a major issue. After the digestive condition improves, the stools will turn yellow.

📌 Related Posts