Patient's question:
Doctor, my daughter is 4 years old. She used to eat dinner normally and had no adverse reactions, but recently she seems to be getting thinner and thinner, so I had a thorough examination. It was confirmed to be pediatric mesenteric lymphadenitis. Can children with mesenteric lymphadenitis eat nutritious porridge?Doctor's answer:
Appendicitis is usually the most common complication caused by colds or diarrhea. It generally does not affect diet at all. The key is to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, drink more chicken soup, fish soup, and pork rib soup. Avoid extremely cold and greasy foods. Most nutritious porridge can be consumed. Pay attention to keeping the baby's abdomen warm, and oral cephalosporin drugs can be taken, along with Pu Dilan anti-inflammatory oral liquid. At least one week of medication is recommended. If the baby experiences significant pain, belladonna tablets can be taken orally. With proper care and adjustment, it will gradually improve.