What are the common causes of diarrhea in newborns? How should new parents cope?

Change milk powder, cold, gastrointestinal discomfort, first of all, to understand the case of neonatal diarrhea or physiological diarrhea, because newborn newborns will have breast milk diarrhea, this is normal, we don't need to interfere too much, if it is pathology, we should seek medical attention in time.

1. Cold, as long as you pay attention to keeping warm, it's good to live a day, 2. Eat something unclean, if the baby doesn't vomit, there is no big problem, just feed a little warm, 3, vomit and diarrhea, it may be a bacterial infection, then you have to go to the hospital.

If the stomach is cold, and the feeding method is improper, or the baby does not drink milk powder, you can consider changing the brand of milk powder to the baby, or go to the relevant hospital to find the real reason.

It is likely that the newborn has a cold, or because he has eaten some cold food, or because the mother has eaten some cold food. In such a situation, novice parents should pay attention to their diet at ordinary times, and they should also pay attention to keeping warm.

It may be that the baby has eaten unclean food, or it may be that the feeding method is wrong, it is allergic diarrhea, and there may be some congenital diseases. Parents must take their children to the doctor, be sure to make sure that they are the right medicine, pay more attention to the child's growth, and after the child sleeps, they must replenish the child's water in time.

It may be a cold, it may be that you have eaten a lot of things, it may be miscellaneous, or it may be that you have a bacterial infection or a viral infection; Parents should rub their child's stomach at this time, and if the situation is particularly serious, they should take their child to a professional pediatric hospital for examination**.

If the causes of neonatal diarrhea generally include: bacterial infection, antibiotics are needed**; Rotavirus infection, daily care, there is no specific drug at present; Milk protein allergy, milk powder-fed babies need to change to milk powder, breastfed baby mothers should avoid milk. During the symptomatic period, you can take probiotics to help relieve diarrhea, adjust the intestinal microecology, and achieve the role of supporting**.

It may be due to digestive reasons, or it may be caused by a cold, and you can take your child to the hospital for a check-up to determine the specific situation.

It is very likely that the child has an upset stomach and may be infected with a virus. Be sure to take your child to the doctor in a timely manner, and pay attention to hidden diets and choose breastfeeding as much as possible.

It may be caused by diet, parents must pay attention to check their children's body, adjust their children's diet, and pay attention to keeping warm.

Excluding organic lesions, baby diarrhea generally has these reasons: the temperature drops sharply and is caused by cold, it is necessary to keep the child's abdomen warm, reduce the amount of food and drink appropriately, and use drugs according to the situation; Caused by indigestion, appropriately reduce the amount of food and drink, and massage the lower abdomen clockwise; Bacterial infections, which require antibiotics**; Rotavirus infection, daily care, there is no specific drug at present; Lactose intolerance causes allergic diarrhea, you need to suspend breastfeeding or milk powder feeding, you can give the child to drink some rice soup, not serious babies can try breast milk or milk powder again every few days, and babies with severe lactose intolerance need to change milk powder; Children who are also allergic to cow's milk protein also need to change the milk powder and use deep hydrolyzed milk powder or goat milk powder. During the symptomatic period of the above conditions, you can take probiotics to help relieve diarrhea, adjust the intestinal microecology, and achieve the role of support.

Neonatal diarrhea is caused by a variety of different bacteria and viruses, is one of the common diseases in the neonatal period, and greatly affects the growth and development of the baby, so what is the specific cause of neonatal diarrhea?

If you don't pay attention to food hygiene, the food you eat or the utensils you use are contaminated with bacteria and viruses, causing extraintestinal infections and diarrhea. In addition, diseases such as pediatric respiratory tract infection, otitis media, pneumonia, sepsis, bacillary dysentery, amoebic dysentery and other diseases can cause diarrhea.

Improper feeding is an important cause of diarrhea in newborns. The digestive system of infants and young children is not mature enough, and feeding is irregular, too much or too little feeding, adding certain foods too early, and sudden weaning, etc., can cause diarrhea to the infant's intestines.

The external temperature changes suddenly, and the intestinal peristalsis is enhanced after the abdomen is cold; Factors such as the decrease in the secretion of digestive juices and the increase in milk due to thirst can increase the burden on the digestive tract, which is more likely to lead to diarrhea in infants.

Breast milk contains nutrients that exceed the needs of infants and digestive capacity, and can also cause diarrhea in children, which is called "physiological diarrhea", although it does not affect the growth and development of infants, and there is no need to be special, but mothers should pay attention to regulating breast milk.

Neonatal diarrhea is caused by a variety of different bacteria and viruses, is one of the common diseases in the neonatal period, and greatly affects the growth and development of the baby, so what is the specific cause of neonatal diarrhea?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the main causes of diarrhea are three reasons: milk food does not disappear, external evil and spleen and stomach weakness. Because the development of children's spleen and stomach function is not yet perfect, and the digestive function is weak, once the internal injury to milk food or the feeling of external evils can cause spleen and stomach dysfunction, resulting in diarrhea.

If breast milk is not stored properly and is contaminated with bacteria, viruses, etc., and spoiled, newborns will have diarrhea after eating it. Newborns lack lactase and cannot break down and absorb lactose, which can cause diarrhea.

1.Infection: If breast milk is not stored properly and is contaminated with bacteria, viruses, etc., and spoiled, the newborn may have diarrhea after eating. The frequency of bowel movements increases, and the appearance of the stool changes significantly, which can be thin water or egg drop soup, and may be accompanied by vomiting, fever and other symptoms.

2.Lactose intolerance: If the child lacks lactase and cannot break down and absorb lactose, it can cause diarrhea and loose stools. Newborns need to be fed lactose-free milk powder under the guidance of a doctor.

3.Indigestion: Indigestion caused by factors such as cold and heat, poor digestive tract function, etc. Mild cases can be treated with oral probiotics or do not require special treatment.

4.Normal: Newborns are fed differently and have different stool shapes, which may be loose due to imperfect intestinal function. If weight gain, feeding, mental state, etc. are normal, most of them do not require special treatment.

1. Bacterial infection: If the baby has severe diarrhea (sometimes accompanied by vomiting), and at the same time, there are abdominal pain, pus and bloody stools, fever and other phenomena, which are often caused by bacteria (such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella, etc.).

2. Lactose intolerance: The sugars in dairy products are mainly lactose, and their digestion depends on lactose digestive enzymes. The baby's lactase activity gradually decreases with age, and without this enzyme, lactose cannot be digested, and eventually lactase deficiency occurs.

In addition, there is congenital lactose intolerance, which means that the baby is born without lactase. If you drink breast milk, cow's milk and other milk, you can have diarrhea, bloating and other symptoms.

3. Improper diet: eating stale or spoiled milk or other food, or feeding too much, too many carbohydrates cause fermentation and digestive disorders. In addition, diarrhea can occur if supplementary foods are not added on time, food is suddenly added before weaning, food composition is changed, and digestive disorders can occur due to inability to adapt.

4. Autumn diarrhea: generally caused by rotavirus, the peak incidence of rotavirus diarrhea is from October to February of the following year. Rotavirus is prone to outbreaks during the dry, cold season.