Question

How should a 7-year-old child with three days of diarrhea that has not improved be treated?

Answer

When a 7-year-old child presents with continuous diarrhea for three days without improvement, the following measures are recommended:

  1. Maintain a reasonable diet and enhance daily care.
  2. Pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm to avoid cold and dampness.
  3. For diarrhea, medications such as Smecta and Tannic Acid Protein can be used.
  4. If accompanied by nausea and vomiting, consider using a suspension of Vitamin B6 and Domperidone.
  5. For digestive discomfort and bloating, medications like Lactobacillus, Intestinal Regulator, and Pancreatin Powder can be used.
  6. Additionally, abdominal heating can help improve symptoms. Most of the above methods can help alleviate symptoms. If the condition does not improve or worsens, it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly.