Understand the possible causes of repeated diarrhea in children, and how to cope with it through medical examinations and improving lifestyle habits.

Parents seek treatment advice for a three-month-old baby’s diarrhea, worried about its impact on development.

Understand the possible causes and treatment recommendations for diarrhea in babies after changing clothes to ensure healthy growth.

If your child has acute enteritis, symptoms may include vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and dehydration. It is recommended to provide adequate rest, a light, warm, and easy-to-digest diet, and to supplement fluids. Montmorillonite powder can be taken to alleviate diarrhea. In severe cases of dehydration, immediate hospital treatment with intravenous fluid therapy is necessary, which usually takes several days to recover. Wishing your child a speedy recovery.

A four-month-old baby weighing six kilograms has been experiencing persistent diarrhea for a week, accompanied by symptoms of indigestion. The baby has diarrhea about four times a day, and the stool is green. What should the parents do?

If a baby is suspected to have dyspepsia or acute enteritis, consider regular stool examination and appropriate medication for treatment.