Patient's question:
The baby is only 6 months old and has been breastfed exclusively. Sometimes, when I'm not home, they can also have some formula, but not too much. We have also started adding complementary foods, and they are eating okay. However, they have been having some diarrhea lately, with very frequent bowel movements. What should I do about diarrhea in a 6-month-old baby? I'm also hesitant to give them any medication.Doctor's answer:
Children's daily diet must be hygienic. Pediatric diarrhea, also known as indigestion, is a digestive disorder caused by dysfunction of the spleen and stomach. Long-term diarrhea in children is a symptom of digestive dysfunction, often resulting from abdominal coldness. Treatment methods include:1. Using massage therapy to treat it.
2. Using the Tui Na method to treat it.
3. Applying abdominal patches.
The specific treatment method should be determined based on each individual's condition.