The child keeps having diarrhea, the stool routine test shows high white blood cells, and medication doesn’t seem to help. What should be done?

If a child often has diarrhea, with watery stools every few days, it may be caused by catching a cold, breastmilk-induced diarrhea, or viral infection. It is recommended to pay attention to rational feeding, maintain the cleanliness of the baby’s milk intake, avoid catching a cold, and can take symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication such as Simeta and umbilical cord plaster. If the symptoms persist, it is advisable to take the child to the hospital for a regular stool examination in a timely manner to diagnose and treat the cause.

Stomach pain, dizziness, and vomiting in children may be caused by conditions like intestinal spasm, worm infection, dysentery, intussusception, appendicitis, etc. A comprehensive evaluation is necessary for an accurate diagnosis.

A child pooping only once a week might be due to insufficient body fluids, excessive dryness in the intestines, or poor absorption. It is recommended to use the Benitong tea for treatment, and to enhance nutrition, avoiding spicy and cold foods.

Children’s symptoms are generally caused by weak colon function. For babies under four months old, it is recommended to provide mashed food (be mindful that it must be mashed and not juice or similar), as vegetable purees and fruit purees (especially celery and banana, due to their high fiber content) contain fiber and pectin, which can absorb moisture, swell the stool, enhance intestinal peristalsis, and not only provide the necessary nutrients for the child’s rapid growth and development but also aid in bowel movement.

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The baby is four months old and has recently had diarrhea with green stools. How should one handle this situation?

If a child’s stool is dark green, in large quantities, and very smelly, it may be functional constipation. It is important to have a balanced diet, pay attention to the ratio of formula milk, increase dietary fiber and water intake, and train good bowel habits.

A four-month-old baby with frequent and sour bowel movements may be related to a disorder in the digestive system. It is advisable to bring the baby to the hospital for a check-up and treatment according to the doctor’s recommendations.