Patient's question:
The doctor tested the baby's stool, and there were 2? white blood cells. The baby took Amoxicillin for a week. Then, when tested again at the hospital, the white blood cells were gone, and there were 1? fat globules. The doctor also advised stopping the medication. It's been almost a month now, and the baby has been having five to six bowel movements a day, with frequent bowel movements when awake, and the stool also has bubbles. was also given for a few days, but it didn't help, so it was stopped. The baby is breastfed, and I don't eat vegetarian, but the baby's stomach hasn't improved at all.Doctor's answer:
When feeding the baby, pay attention to hygiene. Always keep the nipple clean and ensure hand hygiene after changing the baby's diaper. Since the baby's stool is affected by the mother's milk, the mother should also pay attention to a balanced diet, eat appropriately, and avoid fried and junk foods. Maintain a regular diet, drink less cold drinks, and can take Montmorillonite powder once a pack, three times a day, before feeding; take the triple live bacteria powder once a pack, twice a day, half an hour after feeding with warm water.