Question
Two nights ago, an infant experienced vomiting twice, followed by a low-grade fever. The next day, the baby began to have diarrhea with yellow, watery stools, which was suspected to be related to excessive intake of complementary foods in recent days. The doctor has prescribed digestive medication, applied a laxative ointment, and recommended drinking Montmorillonite powder and rehydration salts. However, the infant refuses to drink them. Currently, the infant has no fever or vomiting symptoms but continues to have diarrhea.
Answer
Hello, for such symptoms in infants, it is likely due to improper diet leading to spleen and stomach weakness and gastrointestinal dysfunction. It is suggested to undergo a period of adjustment. Pay attention to keeping the infant’s abdomen warm and provide them with moderate amounts of warm water to drink. In the near future, a light diet should be maintained, especially liquid foods. Additionally, consider giving the baby