Patient's question:
My baby started having diarrhea a week ago. The first three days were high fever accompanied by loose stools, followed by rashes appearing three days later (diagnosed by Civil Aviation General Hospital doctors as a viral infection with low immunity, prescribed Pidotimod oral liquid). Two days later, the rashes subsided, and then watery diarrhea began, with 6 to 7 episodes per day, sometimes more.Doctor's answer:
Drink oral rehydration solution. When feeding the child with oral rehydration solution, be patient and feed in small amounts multiple times, every 2~3 minutes, using a spoon to feed 10~20 milliliters each time. This way, little by little, dehydration can be corrected in about 4~6 hours. If the child is not tolerant to oral rehydration or the severity of diarrhea worsens, you should take the child to see a pediatrician for intravenous fluid replacement.