What happens when children have fever and diarrhea?

Nowadays, various common pediatric diseases are threatening children's health and safety. So what happens when children have a fever and diarrhea? Children are still young, and their young bodies are still difficult to resist the invasion of various diseases. Once a fever or diarrhea occurs, family members should pay special attention. Only by finding out the specific cause of the disease and knowing the child's condition can we start prevention and treatment.

In this case, children should pay attention to the fact that it is autumn diarrhea caused by rotavirus. If the stool is like egg drop soup or water, the possibility is greater. It is not recommended to take children's cold granules together with Anrique. Although the antipyretic and analgesic drugs in both are acetaminophen and ibuprofen respectively, taking the two drugs together will produce additive effects, which may easily cause children to sweat too much and faint.

The most common causes of diarrhea in babies are indigestion and enteritis. Generally, if a child's stool is mixed with foam, it often indicates that the child has indigestion. Only when the child's digestion is poor and there are too many food residues, which are fermented and gasified by bacteria in the intestines, will the stool be mixed with foam. In addition, the presence of foam in the stool may be related to the child crying for too long and swallowing a lot of air.

If the child also vomits up milk, the vomited milk has a sour smell, or is accompanied by undigested milk lumps, or has abdominal distension (the child lies flat on the bed with the abdomen higher than the chest), the stool is accompanied by foam, without mucus or pus and blood, the frequency of bowel movements is just increased, and the stool is still yellow or a little light green and paste-like, or loose and rotten, then it is indigestion. You can feed some digestive water to help, or you can feed some Mommy Love to adjust the intestinal flora, and Smecta to stop diarrhea, etc.

If a child has diarrhea and cries continuously, is in poor spirits, and his stool is tomato-like, then you should be alert to intussusception. If the stool also has a very fishy odor, then you should be alert to necrotizing enterocolitis. Some children may also suffer from diarrhea due to drinking herbal tea. If the child has indeed drunk herbal tea before developing diarrhea, then the possibility is higher. It is recommended not to feed the child too much herbal tea in the future.

The above article gives a clear introduction to what happens when children have fever and diarrhea. I believe everyone has a clear idea of ​​it. Children's health needs to be maintained on a daily basis. After all, the functions of various organs in the body are not yet fully developed. Once threatened by disease, the consequences are still very serious. It can be seen that it is important to ensure the health and safety of children.