Patient's question:
The baby has recently shown symptoms of nausea and vomiting again. The baby often complains of stomach pain. The baby usually likes to skip meat during dinner and enjoys cold foods like ice cream and popsicles. At night, when taking naps, the baby often kicks off the blanket. What causes infant diarrhea?Doctor's answer:
Child diarrhea is generally divided into bacterial nausea and vomiting, viral diarrhea, and physiological diarrhea. Viral diarrhea usually involves a larger amount of nausea and vomiting and looser stools. Antiviral treatment can be administered. If there is a recurrence of electrolyte imbalance, timely supplementation is necessary. Bacterial nausea and vomiting typically have mucous stools. Sensitive antibiotics should be taken orally. If it is physiological diarrhea, supplementing with probiotics can usually cure it.