What should I do if my child has a cold and diarrhea?

There are many complications after children have a cold, such as diarrhea or fever. So what should we do to alleviate the diarrhea in children after a cold? First of all, when children have a cold, we recommend that they drink more water, especially when diarrhea occurs, they must replenish water in time to avoid dehydration. In addition, pay attention to keeping the children properly warm.

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1. In general, you can still take medication for treatment. Commonly used ones include oral medications such as Mommy Love, Peifeikang, Smecta, and Lizhu Changle. You should also pay attention to adjusting your diet, reducing the amount of milk, and replacing it with rice soup, sugar, salt water, etc.

2. Choose Children's Cold Granules and Children's Diarrhea Syrup for treatment and conditioning.

3. Take oral rehydration salts or self-prepared sugar salt water or salt-rice soup in small amounts and multiple times to prevent dehydration.

4. Children with diarrhea should pay attention to keeping their abdomen warm to reduce intestinal peristalsis. You can wrap the abdomen with a towel or apply a hot water bottle to the abdomen, and let the baby rest more. After defecation, you can use warm water to wash your buttocks to prevent redness of the buttocks.

Common causes of diarrhea include: eating too much or too often, which increases the burden on the gastrointestinal tract; improper feeding quality, which prevents food from being completely digested; or irregular feeding, which prevents the gastrointestinal tract from forming a conditioned reflex to secrete digestive juices regularly, reducing the body's digestive function. In short, unreasonable feeding is the main cause of infant diarrhea. In addition, due to the contamination of food or utensils, babies may eat food containing bacteria, which may cause gastrointestinal infections and diarrhea. When children catch a cold, suffer from a cold, hepatitis or other diseases, it may also cause digestive tract dysfunction and diarrhea.

When a child has a cold, try not to give him or her too much protein, such as eggs. In addition, when a child has diarrhea, we should first pay attention to giving the child more salt water and a light diet. Secondly, we should pay attention to keeping the child's abdomen properly warm, observe the child's mental state, and seek medical attention as soon as possible if anything is wrong.