How should diarrhea in children be treated?

Children are still relatively young and their immunity is very poor. Their digestive system has not yet fully developed, so they need a lot of nutrition. Their resistance is also relatively poor at this stage. Since adults now feed their children artificially indoors, the food will be exposed to the air during the feeding process, which can easily cause diarrhea in children. So how should children with diarrhea be treated?

Medication for children with diarrhea: Dinggui Umbilical Patch, functions and indications: Strengthen the spleen and warm the middle, dispel cold and stop diarrhea. Suitable for auxiliary treatment of diarrhea and abdominal pain in children. Dosage and Administration: For external use. Apply to the navel, 1 patch at a time, change the dressing every 24 hours.

Second medication for pediatric diarrhea: Biostime Children's Probiotic Granules, functions and indications: dysbacteriosis caused by diseases and antibiotics, resulting in decreased resistance of children and infants; poor nutrient digestion and absorption caused by intestinal flora disorder; diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating, constipation; improper diet; water and soil discomfort. Dosage and Administration: One to two times a day, one packet each time; add Biostime Children's Probiotic Granules to an appropriate amount of warm water or milk (below 37°C) and drink.

Medication three for children with diarrhea: Children's Gonglao Antidiarrhea Granules, functions and indications: clearing away heat and detoxifying, promoting dampness and stopping diarrhea. Dosage and Administration: Take with boiled water, 2.5 grams each time for children under five years old, 5 grams each time for children over five weeks old, 3 times a day.

Medication four for children with diarrhea: Jianer Antidiarrhea Granules, functions and indications: Strengthening the spleen and stopping diarrhea. Dosage and Administration: Take with boiled water, 6 grams each time for children under one year old, 6-12 grams each time for children from one to five years old, 12-18 grams each time for children over five years old, 3 times a day.

Note: Because children are not fully developed, some foods are difficult for them to digest. Some foods may be contaminated, causing children to eat bacteria. Sometimes adults give children foods that they cannot tolerate, which can easily cause diarrhea.

The editor reminds parents that because children's resistance and immunity are much worse than adults, parents must pay more attention to their children's diet. If a child has diarrhea, do not let him eat raw, cold food. During this period, choose to let the child eat more warm food. The editor wishes your child a speedy recovery.