Question
A five-month-old baby is experiencing persistent diarrhea. After a period of medication, it was discovered that the cause is lactose intolerance, and symptoms improved after switching to hypoallergenic formula. However, the baby suddenly developed a high fever of 39°C and experienced diarrhea again. The hospital examination results showed that it was still due to dyspepsia, with loose stools containing egg white-like substances and milk curds. How should this situation be handled?
Answer
This condition is typically caused by gastrointestinal dyspepsia symptoms in infants. It is recommended to take oral probiotics to regulate the intestinal flora, while also taking antiviral medications. The breastfeeding mother should avoid eating spicy and irritant foods. If the child experiences severe diarrhea and dehydration, consider appropriate intravenous treatment or oral rehydration salts. For mild diarrhea, corresponding medications can be used for treatment. If the symptoms are severe, consider…