What medicine can a child take for diarrhea to get better?

Patient's question:

There are some questions I would like to ask everyone. What medicine can children take for diarrhea to get better?

Doctor's answer:

Most cases of infantile diarrhea are caused by dietary factors and intestinal inflammation. It is recommended to take aminoglycoside anti-inflammatory drugs such as gentamicin granules, Montmorillonite powder, and tannic acid protein yeast powder, etc. Applying Dinggui Eritu on the navel area has a good therapeutic effect. Enhance care to prevent the child from catching a cold. Give the child more water to prevent dehydration, eat light and easily digestible foods, and avoid extremely cold, spicy, and other irritating foods. If symptoms do not improve or worsen, seek follow-up treatment at the pediatric department or gastroenterology department of the hospital to prevent the condition from worsening.

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