If the baby is in good spirits and eating normally, without any mucus or blood in the stool, green stools are generally normal. The current situation suggests gastrointestinal dysfunction, so it’s recommended to take oral probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal function and observe the situation. At five months, the baby is still a young infant, and diarrhea with watery stools and mucus may be caused by an intestinal infection. In this case, it is suggested to continue using Montmorillonite powder and probiotics, and also to add antibiotic treatment. The presence of mucus should be due to an infection.

Explore the possible causes of irregular abdominal pain and corresponding medical advice, including the diagnosis and treatment of conditions such as intestinal spasm and gastritis.

Treatment Methods for Children’s Diarrhea

Understand the treatment methods for infant diarrhea, including the use of antibiotics, probiotic tablets, and montmorillonite powder, as well as the selection of diarrhea formula milk.

Discovering blood in a child’s stool after a bowel movement may indicate an unresolved intestinal infection. It is recommended to treat with pediatric Diflucan granules, paying attention to the dosage, and consider intravenous therapy if ineffective.

Explore the causes of children’s diarrhea, including infectious and non-infectious factors, as well as related treatment recommendations.