How to Relieve Diarrhea in Babies

Patient's question:

After the New Year, I've been feeling like my mouth is always dry. I don't know what the problem is. Drinking more water doesn't help either. Sometimes my mouth gets chapped, and other times it cracks and bleeds. It's not like this every day—sometimes it gets better, and sometimes it worsens. Is it normal for this to happen in spring? Recently, I haven't been eating much (because the weather has been warm lately, and I often take him to play at relatives' places where he gets lots of snacks, so I wonder if these kinds of foods have upset his stomach). Starting yesterday, he's had some diarrhea—about three times a day. I've given him digestive pills and Mimi Ai, but he's still having diarrhea today, and he's not sleeping well. Normally, he sleeps through the night without waking up, but now he wakes up frequently.

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition: Hello: According to your description, the baby seems to have diarrhea caused by indigestion, which is a disease resulting from gastrointestinal motility disorders. Most cases are triggered by cold exposure or unclean eating habits.
Suggestions: For his condition, dietary treatment can completely improve it. You should reduce his intake of other foods and cook some millet porridge for him. Drink the liquid from the porridge (you can also add a little salt or sugar), but avoid eating the millet itself. It is both nutritious and beneficial for the stomach. This way, he will recover quickly. Wishing the baby a speedy recovery.

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