What should I do if my baby has diarrhea due to bacterial infection?

If you encounter this kind of thing, you should go to the hospital immediately**, and you should let your child drink some related medicines, so that you can stop your diarrhea, and secondly, you should drink more hot water. And some antibacterial drugs should be drunk.

You should give your child some medicine to ensure that his stomach is healthy, so that he can avoid infection, and also maintain the balance of intestinal flora, so that he will not have diarrhea.

Take the baby to the hospital for a check-up, understand the specific cause and condition, and then go with drugs to carry out**, which can also ensure that there will not be too many problems.

At this time, we must pay attention to food safety issues, and we must pay attention to the child's warmth, and then do not wear too thin clothes for the child, we must drink more water, and we must improve the quality of breast milk.

You should go to the doctor in time to see what the doctor says, you must let the child drink more water, if the dehydration is serious, you must not let the child be dehydrated, otherwise there will be a big problem.

Rotavirus enteritis is also known as autumn diarrhea. Infants and young children aged 6 to 24 months have an acute onset, often accompanied by fever and symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, and generally have no obvious symptoms of poisoning. 1 Diet**:

It is emphasized that the diet should be adapted to the child's digestion and absorption function, adopt the principle of gradual progress, and appropriately supplement trace elements and vitamins. (1) Breastfeeders should continue breastfeeding, suspend complementary food, shorten the time of each feeding, and feed a small amount of multiple feedings. (2) Artificial feeders, suspend milk and other complementary foods for 4 to 6 hours (or after dehydration correction), continue to eat.

3) In case of severe dehydration and frequent vomiting, it is advisable to temporarily fast, correct the water and electrolyte imbalance first, and resume feeding after the condition improves. A diet rich in calories and high in nutritional value should be provided, and more than the usual amount of 10 100, usually once a day for 2 weeks, in order to compensate for growth and development more quickly and catch up with normal growth. 2 Correction of water and electrolyte imbalances Oral rehydration solutions are used in children with mild to moderate dehydration.

Intravenous fluids are used in children with moderate to severe dehydration or frequent vomiting or diarrhea or bloating. 3 Microbiota** The purpose is to restore the normal intestinal flora and rebuild the natural biological barrier protection of the intestine. Bifidobacteria is the main species of intestinal microecology, and Bifidobacterium preparations should be listed as the first choice.

Commonly used: Bifidobacteria, Lactobacillus, Streptococcus faecalis, Bacillus cereus, Lichenibacillus, etc. The valid varieties are:

Bifid triple live bacteria, Livzon intestinal music, golden bifido, probacterial, intestinal whole, lactase, mommy love, etc. The microecological preparation is suitable for children with prolonged and chronic diarrhea accompanied by obvious intestinal flora disorders. 4 Application of intestinal mucosal protector It is suitable for acute watery diarrhea, and also has a certain effect on prolonged and chronic diarrhea.

Commonly used: Smecta (hexagonal montmorillonite)5 Symptomatic**: Anal canal exhaust or intramuscular neostigmine injection for obvious abdominal distension.

Patients with severe vomiting can be acupuncture Zusanli, Neiguan or intramuscular chlorpromazine. People with high fever are given physical cooling or medication as prescribed. Patients with hypokalemia and hypocalcemia should be supplemented with potassium and calcium in time.

If it is diarrhea caused by viral infection, you can take some antiviral and antidiarrheal drugs, such as antiviral oral liquid, acyclovir tablets, montmorillonite powder, etc., and try to drink as much water as possible.

Viral infections in babies, diarrhea, and diarrhea are generally caused by rotavirus. This lesion mostly occurs in summer and autumn, and will cause the child to have a significant increase in the frequency of stool, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever, abdominal pain, drainy stools, etc., this virus is often fecal-oral transmission, with a certain cluster of episodes.

Diet**. Continue breastfeeding, and artificial feeding should be adjusted to ensure adequate calories. Patients with severe vomiting can temporarily fast for 4 to 6 hours, do not abstain from water, and continue to feed after getting better, from less to more, from thin to thick. Disaccharide-free diet soy milk or lactose-free formula.

It is recommended that it is best to take the baby to a regular hospital for laboratory tests, or symptomatic drugs**, under the guidance of a doctor, you can take virazole. If your baby is mildly dehydrated, you can take fluids with glucose, potassium chloride, and sodium bicarbonate by mouth.

It is mainly to replenish water and salt, but according to the judgment of a professional pediatrician, which type of water loss and salt loss is, and supplement different types of water and salt. Because of different tensions and different concentrations, this is not something that can be solved by yourself.

Baby viral diarrhea still depends on what medicine the doctor prescribes, generally speaking, when you are young, eating montmorillonite powder to protect the gastrointestinal mucosa is relatively effective for diarrhea.

Viral diarrhea in babies must be effectively examined and taken under the guidance of a doctor, so as to avoid the occurrence of diarrhea that persists, causing dehydration or electrolyte imbalance in the body.

Baby viral diarrhea is more serious, it is recommended that parents take the baby to a regular children's hospital for treatment, follow the doctor's instructions for the symptomatic ** The child's health is no trivial matter, and you must not be careless.

The baby needs to be sent to the hospital for antiviral treatment in time due to diarrhea caused by the virus**, pay attention to a light diet during the process, and do a good job of personal hygiene to prevent the disease from entering the mouth.

Hurry to the hospital, go to the pediatric hospital and bring enough warm water. Bring enough paper. If pulled to the back, it is best to wipe it with a damp paper towel. Follow your doctor's instructions.

Viral diarrhea is mostly self-limiting. The best principles of viral diarrhea are: adjusting diet, preventing and correcting dehydration, rational use of drugs, strengthening nursing, and preventing complications.

See a pediatrician, target diarrhea with antiviral drugs, and listen to the advice of a medical professional.

In short, the virus and diarrhea should be treated together to get better quickly.

If the diarrhea is severe and you are fasting temporarily, you can give him a little nutrition or drink a little light salt water, and if necessary, you need to do it under the guidance of a doctor**.

After a viral infection, there is a high chance of diarrhea, especially enterovirus infection. This diarrhea should be pathological, should be given symptomatic **, oral Smecta can be used to protect the gastric mucosa, drink plenty of water appropriately, and oral rehydration salts can be chosen.