Is it difficult to cure diarrhea in children?

Experts tell us that pediatric diarrhea means that the frequency of bowel movements increases, the stool is thinner, and there may even be pus and blood. This phenomenon is called baby diarrhea. When you find that your baby has diarrhea, don't worry. Go to the hospital first and choose a treatment method suitable for your baby. How does the hospital treat pediatric diarrhea? The following is an introduction:

Diarrhea in children is common, and there is no specific medicine. The main reason is that the stomach and intestines are not yet fully developed. In particular, there is no need to worry too much about diarrhea within 6 months. In most cases, conditioning methods are used instead of drug treatment to reduce the suffering of the baby and avoid prolonged diarrhea caused by improper treatment. 80% of severe diarrhea in babies is caused by incorrect medication. Parents must pay attention to why the medication is used when seeking medical treatment. Babies over 6 months old are more likely to suffer from autumn diarrhea. Special attention should be paid to the simultaneous occurrence of cold, fever, and diarrhea symptoms. So, what are the common treatments for diarrhea in children?

To treat diarrhea, first test the stool to determine whether there is a bacterial or viral infection. If the doctor suggests the use of anti-inflammatory drugs, remember to use the corresponding antibiotics after stool culture. Many babies in this post were first given anti-inflammatory drugs, which resulted in severe diarrhea. Parents should be especially careful. You should know that pathogenic bacteria will always exist, but as long as the body is healthy and probiotics are active, it is difficult for pathogenic bacteria to work in the body. Therefore, the first thing to think about is to keep the human body healthy rather than blindly kill bacteria, and antibiotics should not be used at will. The common treatment for pediatric diarrhea is to drink only carrot rice soup before 3 months old. For babies after 3 months old, the use of dietary therapy can strengthen the spleen and stomach, stop diarrhea, and prevent dehydration. It is mainly based on rice, and carrots and yam are generally added.

After 5 months, when the baby's diarrhea is relatively stable, you can consider taking Chinese medicine. Xingpi Yanger Granules (Jianxing) is a good choice. It can strengthen the spleen, nourish the blood, and calm the nerves. It is effective for babies with spleen deficiency, anemia, night crying, and fussing. Babies with weak bodies can take Shenling Baizhu San.

Experts remind that you should not give your baby medicine as soon as he has diarrhea, as this will form a dependence and is not good for the baby's body. It is better to use diet therapy if possible, which can make the baby suffer less and cause less harm to the body. Pay attention to prevention in daily life to reduce the chance of your baby getting sick.