How to Handle Frequent Diarrhea in Children?
Severe vomiting in children may be caused by gastritis and requires treatment with antibiotics, acid suppressants, gastrointestinal motility drugs, and gastric mucosal protective agents. It is advisable to avoid spicy, cold, greasy, and other irritating foods and to eat on time. If symptoms persist, it is recommended to visit a hospital for a gastroscopy and ultrasound examination.
Stomach pain in children after eating too much might be caused by indigestion. Here are some measures to improve the situation.
How to handle the situation when a child is stung by a ground bee.
A three-and-a-half-year-old girl started running a high fever the night before yesterday. After her fever subsided yesterday, she began to have diarrhea, about five times a day, with stools thicker than water. Today, she started dry heaves, occurring irregularly after eating, but she does not vomit when drinking water. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Consumption of tannic acid yeast-based powder, no improvement seen. Seeking help for: How to stop diarrhea and vomiting.
A child over 2 years old is coughing and has clear nasal discharge. A few days later, there’s an occasional wheezing sound with coughing, and the mucus turns yellow. Could it be a cold or bronchitis? How should parents handle this situation?
What should you do when a child sprains an ankle? How should one handle ankle sprains in the acute phase?
The child’s fever subsides with medicine but returns when the medicine is stopped. How should this situation be handled?
When a child’s tonsils become purulent, their body temperature may remain high and not subside for at least three days. It is recommended to use a sufficient amount of fever-reducing medication and to complement with physical cooling methods such as wiping with warm water to help alleviate symptoms.
If a child’s wound gets infected after a fall, it requires regional cleaning and disinfection, and the administration of tetanus antitoxin injections and oral antibiotics to prevent infection. Additionally, spicy and irritating foods should be avoided.