How to use the diarrhea patch for children

How to use the diarrhea patch for children?

1. The pediatric diarrhea patch is used for children with diarrhea caused by spleen and stomach deficiency. Apply to the navel, 1 patch each time, and change the patch every 48 hours. Allergic reactions may occur at the skin where the patch is applied. Do not use if the navel skin is damaged or inflamed. Avoid eating raw, cold, greasy, or indigestible foods during medication.

2. If the frequency of diarrhea increases or the condition worsens during medication, you should seek medical attention promptly; those who are allergic to the patch should not use it; children must use it under adult supervision; if you are using other medicines, please consult a physician or pharmacist before using this product.

Symptomatic medication recommendations: adjust diet, prevent and correct dehydration, use medication rationally, strengthen care and prevent complications.

1. Continue to eat to meet physiological needs and replenish consumption due to illness;

2. If the child has varying degrees of dehydration, etc., he/she should be promptly treated according to the doctor's advice;

3. If calcium, magnesium and other electrolytes are needed, they should be supplemented in time to prevent convulsions, etc.;

4. Drug treatment: Patients with watery stools are generally caused by viruses or non-invasive bacteria, and antibiotics are generally not needed, but severe patients need to use them; patients with mucus, pus and blood in the stool generally need to choose antibiotics empirically; some patients need antifungal treatment; there are also intestinal protective agents such as montmorillonite powder.

Dietary precautions: Adjust your diet appropriately

When the child has diarrhea, he or she will eat less and absorb less. If the diet is restricted too strictly or fasting for too long, it will cause malnutrition and even delay the disease and affect growth and development. Therefore, it is necessary to continue eating to provide energy, but appropriate adjustments need to be made according to the disease and the usual eating habits. Those with severe vomiting can fast for 4 to 6 hours, but they can also drink water. They should resume breastfeeding or the diet they are already familiar with as soon as possible, starting from less to more, from thin to thick, and feeding easily digestible food that is suitable for the child's age.