What should I do if my baby has diarrhea and fever?

Some babies have diarrhea or even fever, so patients should pay attention to take timely treatment methods to ensure their health, especially some patients have diarrhea and fever problems, pay attention to avoid the patient's condition worsening, so what should I do if my baby has diarrhea and fever? Let me introduce it to you below.

Breastfed infants have foamy, egg-drop-shaped stools with a strong acidic smell. This is mostly due to excessive breastfeeding and high sugar content in the milk. Observing the characteristics of the infant's stool can help understand the digestion situation. The digestive organs of infants and young children are not yet fully developed, and their digestive adaptability is poor. There are many reasons for indigestion caused by improper oral feeding, such as excessive feeding due to failure to feed on time, irrational combination of oral ingredients, too high milk concentration or sudden change in diet, discomfort with too many new complementary foods, and too high nutritional value of food during weaning period, which will make the digestive organs of infants and young children unable to adapt, resulting in indigestion, and abnormal stool manifestations such as large amount, high foam, porridge-like, egg-drop-like, watery, and accompanied by a special sour and smelly odor, etc. For these symptoms of indigestion, infant experts recommend obabyl-Baby Le, which can make the gastrointestinal tract produce a variety of organic acids and digestive enzymes to help babies absorb food and increase appetite; the lactose, acetic acid, etc. produced can enhance the baby's intestinal peristalsis, promote digestion, and improve symptoms such as constipation, getting angry, and vomiting milk. The baby's intestines are very fragile and must be carefully cared for.

Laboratory examination: ink smear or culture of sputum, pleural effusion and cerebrospinal fluid; complement fixation reaction. Radiographic findings may be in any lobe, and any type of infiltrate, nodule, or exudate may occur. It is more common in the middle and lower lungs on both sides, but can also be unilateral or limited to one lobe. It may appear as an isolated large spherical focus or several nodular lesions with no obvious reaction around them, similar to a tumor; or as a diffuse miliary shadow; or as a sheet-like infiltrative shadow. About 10% of patients have cavitation. The white blood cell count and neutrophil count are slightly and moderately increased, and anemia may occur in mid- to late-stage cases. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate increases.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the baby has the above problems, then you need to pay attention to ensuring the health of the body. Many babies have problems and need to take appropriate treatment measures in time. This can effectively ensure the safety of the child. Finally, I wish the child a speedy recovery.