Patient's question:
Children getting sick is the most worrying thing for a mother. Recently, I've noticed that my child has been having diarrhea. After three years of not having it, it has reappeared with hematuria. I want to give my child some medicine, but medicine is something that shouldn't be taken casually. What medicine should a child with diarrhea for three days and hematuria take?Doctor's answer:
Children experiencing diarrhea again with hematuria usually require timely implementation of routine stool tests. Based on this condition, there is a higher possibility of intestinal inflammation. Routine stool tests are needed to confirm bacterial inflammation. If there is a recurrence of transmission, sensitive antibiotics must be determined, and oral Montmorillonite should be taken. It is essential to promptly perform stool tests to confirm the diagnosis.