Patient's question:
Child diarrhea, what medicine should I take? Treatment history and effectiveness: took some Montmorillonite? Child diarrhea, what good medicine should I take?Doctor's answer:
Child diarrhea is a disease caused by various different pathogens and multiple different causes. Most affected children are under the age of two, with infants aged 6 to 11 months being particularly susceptible. The peak occurrence of nausea and vomiting primarily happens between June and September each year, as well as from October to the following January. It is important to promptly collect the child's stool for medical examination to identify the cause. There are multiple different reasons that can cause nausea and vomiting, and it cannot be inferred that the child has autumnal nausea and vomiting based on a feeling alone. Medical assistance should be sought to differentiate the condition; if the child has fewer than 8 bowel movements in a day, or if the frequency is not high but the stool volume is two to three times more than usual, or if the stool is entirely liquid and appears as if it is being vomited, the child should be taken to see a doctor promptly.