A baby exhibits symptoms of acute gastrointestinal inflammation, and the parent inquires about the need for medication and treatment suggestions.

A 5-month-old baby started to fuss yesterday afternoon and developed a fever, with a temperature dropping to 37.1 degrees last night. Today, there are milk curds in the stool. Inquire about fever and possible treatment methods.

How should a female with gastroenteritis and gastritis be treated for recurring enteritis?

Persistent fever accompanied by abdominal pain in children may be caused by enlarged mesenteric lymph nodes. It is recommended to treat with amoxicillin and 654-2.

There are questions about the medication for treating acute gastroenteritis in children, and professional advice is sought.

Discuss the possible reasons for fluctuations in white blood cell counts in babies’ regular stool tests, as well as corresponding medical advice and treatment strategies.

A three-month-old baby experiencing vomiting and diarrhea symptoms may be suffering from indigestion or gastrointestinal infection. Treatment should include rehydration and correction of electrolyte imbalances, and intravenous fluids may be considered to quickly alleviate the baby’s discomfort.

Persistent gastroenteritis for over ten days, with increased bowel movements and abnormal stool characteristics, may require medical consultation and treatment, as well as adjusting dietary habits.

A child experiencing sudden abdominal pain, fever, and vomiting may be suffering from gastroenteritis or food poisoning.

When a child experiences diarrhea, parents often wonder whether they should continue breastfeeding. This article will discuss this issue and provide professional advice.