What to Do for a Baby with Diarrhea?

A baby over four months old is experiencing diarrhea and has a lack of appetite. It might be due to indigestion. It is suggested to give the baby Montmorillonite and ensure adequate hydration to prevent dehydration. Consider switching to lactose-free formula as well. Keep the baby’s abdomen warm. When the baby is in good health, take them out in the sunlight to aid calcium absorption.
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What to Do If a 2-Month-Old Baby Has Diarrhea for a Month?

If a child has diarrhea for more than 10 days, with blood streaks in the stool, sometimes purulent and a small amount of blood, it may be pediatric enteritis, with a high possibility of viral infection. It is recommended to check for occult blood in stool, blood routine, and blood electrolytes to determine the cause. If diagnosed with pediatric enteritis, viral infection is likely, and medications such as amoxicillin, ribavirin, Simethicone, and Mami Love can be considered for treatment. At the same time, attention should be paid to observe for signs of dehydration, and timely rehydration should be administered if necessary. The treatment course usually lasts for 5 to 7 days.
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