Patient's question:
The child has diarrhea. I don't know which medication is better or what food is better. Could those who know tell me, please? Should soft foods be eaten? Can't meat be eaten? Please explain for me those who know.Doctor's answer:
Carrot puree: Take a sufficient amount of fresh carrots, wash and chop them, then cook or steam them until soft. Remove the carrots and mash them into a paste with a spoon. Then mix in a very small amount of water from the cooked carrots. The water from cooking the carrots should be saved for later use. Note: Do not add sugar to the carrot puree to avoid relieving nausea and vomiting. When consuming, mix 5-10 grams of carrot puree with every 100 milliliters of carrot water. This method, combined with the treatment of infantile diarrhea, is highly effective.Rice porridge: Take a sufficient amount of millet, grind it into powder, and place it in a pot. Cook it over low heat until it turns slightly yellow. When ready to eat, mix the rice porridge with an adequate amount of water and sugar to form a porridge consistency. Serve it slightly cooled, with an average of 2-3 servings per day.