Will my baby have diarrhea if he gets a fever?

When the baby wakes up in the morning, there is some eye mucus. After two days, some small red bumps begin to appear. After the bumps break, they become red and swollen. The baby is full of nasal mucus, which looks very disgusting. Then the baby starts to have diarrhea, and a lot of bubbles appear. A lot of medicines including medicine patches have been used, but they are of little use. The baby may have some internal heat, so will internal heat also cause diarrhea?

It is not only the summer and autumn climates that are prone to causing "heatiness"

Most adults tend to get angry in summer and autumn, so young mothers think it is only necessary to put out the fire for their children in seasons when they are prone to getting angry. In fact, children's internal organs and skin are delicate, their temperature regulation center is not fully functional, and they are much more sensitive to external climate changes than adults. Therefore, any significant temperature difference throughout the year may pose a risk of children getting "heat".

In terms of the characteristics of the four seasons, in spring, everything comes back to life, the temperature is warm and cold, and bacteria and viruses take advantage of the situation to grow rapidly. Children are prone to "getting angry" due to bacterial invasion and temperature changes; in summer, the sun is scorching and the heat is unbearable. It is the season with the most yang energy in the year, and it is also the season when the human body loses the most water. The large loss of water is an important cause of the human body "getting angry", just as dry firewood is more flammable than green trees; in autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is particularly obvious, and the air is dry, so children will "get angry" as soon as they catch a cold; in winter, it is cold and dry, and children's resistance is reduced to the lowest, and "getting angry" is even more difficult to prevent.

Not only by paying attention to diet, babies can prevent "fire" before it "ignites"

Indigestion and food accumulation caused by abnormal diet are just one of the reasons why children get "heaty".

Children in this situation must drink more water. Children can use some pediatric fire-clearing medicine when they have internal heat. Generally speaking, internal heat can cause dry stools or constipation. There are many types of diarrhea in babies, most of which are caused by cold or gastrointestinal discomfort.