What is the cure standard for breast milk diarrhea?

What is the cure standard for breast milk diarrhea? Diarrhea is a common and frequently-occurring disease in infants and young children. Regardless of the severity of the disease, it needs timely treatment. Breast milk diarrhea is one of the types. If the baby has breast milk diarrhea, the mother must pay attention to it and actively treat it. So, what is the cure standard for breast milk diarrhea?

In fact, breast milk diarrhea has obvious characteristics. This type of diarrhea usually causes 3-7 bowel movements a day. The stool is foamy and watery, has a special sour smell, is watery and slightly green, has foam and milk curds, and sometimes even has strips of transparent mucus. There is no fever during diarrhea, the baby does not have obvious pain or crying, the stool test shows no abnormal infection, the degree of diarrhea generally has no other symptoms, the baby is lively and has a good appetite, and although the diarrhea lasts for a long time, the weight gain is about 300 every 10 days, and it is protracted and unhealed.

If the baby's symptoms disappear and diarrhea no longer occurs, it is considered cured. In fact, mild cases do not require treatment and breastfeeding can continue. Severe cases require active treatment, but mothers do not need to worry too much. The cure rate of this disease is very high. Pay attention to the daily diet and the baby's food hygiene, and the disease can be cured quickly.

Also, be careful not to cover the nipple of the child. After each breast is basically empty, if you continue to suck, the fat content in the milk will increase, which is easy to cause fat indigestion. It is recommended to suck if you want to, and stop if you don't want to. Each time for about 10 minutes, the full breast can be basically sucked empty. In terms of diet, you can feed 100 ml of fresh soy milk plus 5 grams of glucose instead of milk, which can control physiological diarrhea. Soy milk feeding should not be used alone for a long time, and fish protein should be added gradually. The specific method is to use 180 ml of rice soup to mix 5 grams of fish protein. Generally, infants can be fed 3 times a day.

Regardless of the original feeding method, the quality and quantity of food should be reduced after diarrhea. For those who were breast-fed, the duration of each breastfeeding should be shortened. For those who were mixed-fed, milk or other milk substitutes can be stopped and breast milk can be fed alone. For those who were bottle-fed, the amount of milk should be reduced and diluted with water or rice soup. Rice soup can also be fed alone because it is easier to digest and absorb than milk. The complementary food that has been fed should also be reduced or temporarily stopped.