Patient's question:
For the doctor, regarding the patient's condition. My daughter has only been born for six months, and everything was fine before. She hasn't had any problems again. But she has been experiencing nausea and vomiting for several days now, and even a little medicine hasn't helped. What should I do about diarrhea in a six-month-old infant?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the child is experiencing nausea and vomiting again. It is recommended to primarily conduct a thorough examination of the stool routine to identify the root cause of the nausea and vomiting. Only by implementing symptomatic treatment can a good therapeutic effect be achieved.If white blood cells are found in the stool routine, additional antibiotics should be used. If the main issue is fat droplets, then probiotics should be primarily used for regulation, while also combining topical navel patches and montmorillonite powder.