How to deal with infant diarrhea in July?

Patient's question:

My child is 7 months old and has had continuous diarrhea for about 15 days, with about four episodes per day. It seems like there is a sense of pain during each bowel movement, accompanied by a sudden discharge of a large amount of loose stool mixed with a coffee-colored, sticky substance (like mucus). I have had tests done four and a half times, and the results all show "fat droplets." What is this condition, and what medication should I take?

Doctor's answer:

The baby may have a stomachache due to catching a cold. Diarrhea is common in winter. For babies with diarrhea, the first thing to pay attention to is fluid supplementation. It's important to keep them warm and avoid getting cold again to worsen the condition. In terms of diet, eat small meals and consume easily digestible foods. If you're still not sure, you can add some probiotics like Hefengyuan to help relieve the baby's discomfort. Additionally, gently massaging the baby's lower abdomen can also alleviate their discomfort. If the situation is serious, it's important to seek medical attention promptly.

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