Why Do Newborns Get Diarrhea?

The causes of newborn diarrhea can be divided into two main categories: infectious and non-infectious. Infectious diarrhea includes both intestinal and extraintestinal infections, while non-infectious diarrhea is often due to improper feeding leading to malabsorption. Mild diarrhea may result in increased frequency of bowel movements, acidic and foul-smelling stools, with minimal signs of dehydration; severe cases may involve frequent stools with mucus, accompanied by vomiting and fever, with obvious signs of dehydration, weight loss, reduced urine output, and even severe symptoms such as water and electrolyte imbalances and acidosis. Regardless of the severity, if diarrhea is detected, it should be treated immediately by a hospital.
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Why Do Patients Still Have Wheezing Sounds After Pneumonia Treatment?

After pneumonia treatment, patients may still experience wheezing sounds, especially severe in the morning, accompanied by a hissing sound as if coming from the throat. During physical activities like running or jumping, there may be heavy breathing. Treated at Xuzhou Children’s Hospital, the patient received pneumonia oral liquid and azithromycin granules. One week later, the follow-up visit showed that the lung mycoplasma had turned negative. However, why is there still wheezing? What is the cause? The patient coughs two to three times a day without fever or cold symptoms. What’s going on?
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