A 7-month-old baby with autumn diarrhea is experiencing stool resembling egg flower soup, showing signs of low spirits and requiring appropriate rehydration and a balanced diet.

A child with repeated diarrhea that won’t heal, having previously contracted autumn diarrhea and continuing treatment, but symptoms keep recurring. Seeking advice on how to manage.

Learn how to care for an 8-month-old baby at home when they have diarrhea and vomiting symptoms.

Autumn and winter are the peak seasons for pediatric diarrhea, which is mostly caused by rotavirus infection. The disease can spread sporadically or in small outbreaks, transmitted through fecal-oral routes, or via aerosol transmission through the respiratory tract. Parents should be aware of and learn some home treatment and nursing methods for pediatric diarrhea.

A 6-month-old baby experiencing vomiting and diarrhea may be suffering from autumn diarrhea caused by rotavirus. Immediate measures for treatment should be taken.