The treatment of childhood diarrhea should be tailored to the specific pathogen causing the infection and whether dehydration is present.

What are the treatment methods for children’s diarrhea?

Treatment Methods for Children’s Diarrhea

A 2-month-old baby has been suffering from diarrhea for 6 consecutive days, with 6-7 episodes per day. The stool is yellow and watery, containing yellow foam, and the liquid stool is separated from the solid. Accompanied by intestinal rumbling sounds, the baby’s mental state is good, breastfed, and medication has been taken without improvement. Inquire about possible causes and treatment methods.

A five-month-old baby has been suffering from diarrhea for half a month, which may be due to indigestion. It is recommended to temporarily stop milk intake and increase the amount of water given, while taking Enterococcus faecium and Simethicone. Make sure to replenish fluids.

At 24 days old, the baby developed eczema and diarrhea after being exposed to the sun for two days due to hot weather, possibly caused by catching a cold or indigestion. It is recommended to use digestive probiotics like MamiAi to help restore balance.

When infants and young children experience diarrhea, it is recommended to first go to the hospital for a check-up and choose appropriate medication treatment based on the doctor’s advice, such as attapulgite powder or probiotics.

Treatment and Care Recommendations for a Six-Month-Old Baby with Diarrhea

It is recommended to take oral intestinal probiotics to regulate the child’s intestinal function.

Baby at 45 days old. Breastfed exclusively. Recently returned from visiting relatives at home. Since returning, the baby has had diarrhea, three times in one morning, frequent loose stools. The stool contains a lot of water and is yellowish. The fontanelle is slightly sunken. What should I do to prevent dehydration?