How to Handle Persistent Diarrhea in Young Children?

A six-month-old child had autumn diarrhea and has been suffering from frequent diarrhea since recovery. After taking infant formula and diarrhea stoppers, symptoms recurred shortly after discontinuing medication. The child lacks a tongue coating, urine is not yellow, and a stool test revealed fat particles, indicating dyspepsia. How should it be managed?
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How to Handle Persistent Fever Caused by Pediatric Pharyngitis

If pediatric pharyngitis leads to persistent fever, consider initial anti-inflammatory treatment; if it recurs frequently, consider surgical removal of the tonsils. Pay attention to postoperative care to prevent infection. Meanwhile, encourage drinking plenty of water, avoid catching a cold, and promote the healthy growth of the child.
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