How should parents deal with their child’s diarrhea?

A child has been experiencing diarrhea for over a month, accompanied by coughing and cold symptoms. After examination, it was diagnosed as enteritis, and there has been no significant improvement after taking medication. Seeking better treatment advice.

When hand, foot, and mouth disease children experience diarrhea symptoms, appropriate intestinal regulation medications should be administered, and the condition should be closely monitored.

When infants experience diarrhea again, closely monitor for symptoms such as large amounts of watery stool and increased frequency of bowel movements, and be aware of signs of dehydration. Intravenous fluid replacement can be used to replenish fluids and stabilize the microcirculation. Additionally, pay attention to keeping the infant warm and avoid letting them catch a cold to alleviate symptoms.

A two-month-old baby experienced diarrhea after switching to full breast milk feeding, seeking solutions.

A 6-month-old baby experiences diarrhea after drinking soy milk, lasting for 4 days. Inquiring about improvement methods and whether to switch to other medications.

If an infant or young child has diarrhea that persists for more than three days without improvement, a routine stool examination should be conducted, and treatment should be combined with gastrointestinal decompression.

Understanding the causes of infant diarrhea and appropriate treatment methods to ensure the baby’s health.

A child around one year old has been experiencing diarrhea for three days, accompanied by a foul smell. How should one deal with this situation?

How to deal with diarrhea in infants under one month old?