The son is continuously experiencing diarrhea and is unable to control it at night, which may be due to enteritis caused by food spoilage or unclean food, leading to increased intestinal peristalsis and poor digestion. It is advised to avoid using anti-diarrheal medications, drink plenty of sugar-salt water, and consume light fluid foods. Additionally, medications to aid absorption and adjusting the intestinal flora can be used.
My son’s calcium deficiency is causing sleep issues, how can we improve his condition?
My son is preparing to enlist in the military, but the physical exam revealed hematuria, which was later diagnosed as the nutsack phenomenon. I would like to know if this condition is suitable for military service and how to handle it.
My son suddenly vomited at night and had diarrhea in the morning. What could be the reason?
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My son is 44 days old and has recently been experiencing green, sticky stools that are difficult to pass. Possible causes include indigestion and intestinal infection. Pay attention to any other symptoms, suggest adequate rest, oral probiotics, and observe changes in symptoms.
My son is 6 years old and has recently been showing signs of inattention and memory decline. Parents are asking for assistance and ways to improve.
Offer treatment suggestions for a son’s autumn diarrhea and cold
Lately, my son has been responding more slowly, possibly due to being cared for by his grandmother for a long time and lacking parent-child interaction. How can I help him improve his response speed?
The son’s stool has blood strands. After medical treatment, it was found not to be hemorrhagic enteritis, but blood strands still appear after discharge. How should it be handled?
