Patient's question:
Child's age: 6 and a half months ago, he also had diarrhea. Diarrhea was due to intestinal inflammation, but later we tested his stool several times, and we only gave him something. This time when he had diarrhea, he refused to eat and seemed a bit nauseous. Sometimes after taking a bite, he kept dry heaving, and we don't know what's wrong.Doctor's answer:
This medication is primarily used to protect the gastrointestinal mucosa. It forms a protective layer in the gastrointestinal mucosa to prevent viral erosion. Nausea may occur when taking this medication, but it doesn't necessarily have to last this long. For babies with diarrhea, their stomachs are usually already empty. If they go too long without eating, they will feel uncomfortable. Therefore, I usually give them something to eat 5 minutes after administering the medication, but it doesn't have to be milk—it can also be soy milk or rice porridge. At eleven months old, the baby can eat some thin porridge, but it should be very thin and not too filling. I wish your baby a speedy recovery.I recommend having an X-ray examination at the hospital to prevent conditions such as intestinal obstruction.