Patient's question:
My child is three months old. Diarrhea has lasted for almost a month. We've been to many places and taken many medications, but there's been no improvement. At first, it was curdled milk mixed with water, then the curdled milk stopped appearing, and now it's back after taking some medicine. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, I wonder how many times the baby can have a bowel movement each day, whether there is vomiting or fever? Does the stool test show any problems? Breastfeeding or artificial feeding? Based on your description, it is preliminarily considered that the baby's diarrhea may be related to improper feeding and immature intestinal function. As long as the baby does not vomit, does not have a fever, is feeding well, sleeping well, and does not lose weight, it is not a big problem. It is recommended to feed reasonably, give the baby more water, pay attention to hygiene, test the stool routine in time, take Montmorillonite powder orally to protect the intestinal mucosa, and use Bifidus factor to regulate intestinal flora and function for treatment. If necessary, go to the hospital for a follow-up visit!