Will children with acute rash have diarrhea?

Children's body resistance and immunity are relatively weak. If they don't pay much attention in their daily lives, they will be easily affected and harmed by some diseases. Therefore, as parents, we should give more care to children. If we find any abnormal physical symptoms, such as diarrhea, we should pay attention to it, because sometimes children with roseola will also have diarrhea.

Children with roseola can have diarrhea, which is one of the symptoms of roseola.

Suggestions: For mild or non-infectious diarrhea (generally no fever or other symptoms of infection and poisoning, no mucus, pus or blood in the stool, no obvious abnormality in laboratory tests, or only a small amount of fat globules), the amount of milk should be reduced and the interval between feedings should be extended, and complementary food should be suspended or reduced. For bottle-feeding, diluted milk, rice soup and other easily digestible foods can be temporarily given, and then the amount of milk should be gradually increased.

When severe diarrhea requires infusion, fasting for 6-12 hours or longer is required. After vomiting and diarrhea are cured, you can gradually resume your diet from less to more, from thinner to thicker. It takes 3-4 days for mild cases, and 5-10 days for severe vomiting and diarrhea to resume a normal diet.

Although there are various reasons that can cause diarrhea in children, no matter what the cause is, the impact and harm caused to the children are relatively serious. Therefore, as long as we have a more scientific understanding of these diseases, we can treat them as soon as possible to help us solve the impact they cause.