Explore the causes of pediatric diarrhea with foamy stools, and provide solutions for lactose intolerance and dietary care recommendations.

Discuss the causes and treatment methods of pediatric digestive diseases

There are many factors that can cause pediatric endocrine diseases. If a child is diagnosed with a pediatric endocrine disease, parents need to cooperate with the doctor for timely treatment, follow gastrointestinal depressurize, and develop good hygiene habits.

Explore the various possible causes of pediatric vomiting, including food retention, gastrointestinal infections (such as gastritis, enteritis, appendicitis), tonsillitis, and provide suggestions for symptomatic treatment.

Explore the possible causes and coping strategies for pediatric vomiting

Persistent low fever in children can be caused by various factors, including physiological low fever and chronic infections. Treatment methods include physical cooling (cooling down), such as using warm water to wipe the body or take a bath.

Recurring cough in children may be related to upper respiratory infections, lower respiratory infections, and chronic pharyngitis. Pay attention to enhancing nutritional intake and physical fitness, seek medical attention promptly, and follow medical instructions to relieve symptoms and boost immunity.

A runny nose in children may be caused by a cold and requires appropriate medication treatment and strengthening of the immune system.

Understand the possible causes of pediatric temporary fainting and the emergency treatment steps at home.

A 4-month-old baby on mixed feeding and formula milk, having one bowel movement a day, developed diarrhea and green stool with mucus and milk curds 10 days ago after introducing rice porridge. Accompanied by bloating, poor sleep, irritability, and refusal to eat formula milk. Bowel movements increased to 3-5 times a day, with small amounts and sometimes accompanied by stool during flatulence. Intestinal rumbling sounds were often heard before bowel movements. Stool tests were normal. Medications like Simeta and MamiAi were used for treatment but with no significant effect. This situation has never been seen before, and the parents are worried whether to continue treatment. Additionally, the baby frequently sneezes.