Patient's question:
The child has diarrhea. I don't know which medication is better or what food is better. Could you please tell me if you know? Should I eat soft things? Can't I eat meat? Please explain for me if you are an expert.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 reserved 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 flour porridge: Take a sufficient amount of millet, grind it into powder, and place it in a pot over low heat to toast it until slightly yellow. When ready to eat, mix the rice flour porridge with an adequate amount of water and sugar to form a porridge consistency, then serve it slightly cooled. This should be done 2-3 times daily.