Treatment of viral enteritis in children

Viral enteritis is a serious intestinal disease that harms young children. If this disease is not effectively controlled and treated, it will cause serious damage to the intestines of infants and young children. Therefore, for many infants and young children suffering from viral enteritis, parents must treat their children as soon as possible. So what are the dietary treatments for viral hepatitis in young children? Let's take a look at the following introduction.

Viral enteritis is a group of acute intestinal infectious diseases caused by various viruses such as rotavirus and norovirus. The main route of infection is fecal-oral, and it is mostly prevalent in autumn and winter. It is understood that this virus has an incubation period of 1-3 days. There is no particularly obvious discomfort at the beginning, but corresponding symptoms such as fever will appear soon afterwards.

If your children at home show any of the above symptoms, you must provide good care for them. Among them, preventing dehydration is the first principle in dealing with viral gastroenteritis. Parents can use oral rehydration salts at home to replenish water for children with diarrhea and vomiting to prevent dehydration and electrolyte imbalance. The doctor also gave corresponding preventive tips.

Viral enteritis in children belongs to the category of diarrheal diseases, which is mainly caused by viruses such as rotavirus and is a common digestive system disease in pediatrics. The age of onset is between 4 months and 2 years old, accounting for more than 90%. In recent years, there have been many reports of rotavirus infection prevalent in neonatal units. Rotavirus enteritis has also been found to be prevalent in adults in my country, with children accounting for about 15% of the cases during the epidemic, and most of them are school-age children. The disease occurs throughout the year, but the incidence is highest in autumn. Diarrhea occurring in autumn is also called "autumn diarrhea." There is still no specific treatment for viral enteritis in children. However, its complications are serious, and it is easy to develop critical symptoms such as dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, which are extremely harmful to children's health and can even endanger the lives of children. It is the main cause of death from diarrhea in children. Viral enteritis in children belongs to the category of exogenous diarrhea in traditional Chinese medicine.

Its clinical characteristics are mainly diarrhea symptoms, often accompanied by varying degrees of fever, runny nose, cough, vomiting and other symptoms.

The disease is caused by epidemic pathogens and is contagious to a certain extent. It can cause an epidemic, with the peak of the epidemic mainly occurring in autumn. Diarrhea that occurs in autumn is caused by the autumn evil.

Traditional Chinese medicine has good clinical efficacy in treating viral enteritis in children.

The above content provides a detailed introduction to the treatment of viral enteritis in young children. Therefore, if your child has viral enteritis, in order to make your child recover as soon as possible, you should have a specific understanding and knowledge of some of the contents introduced above. After understanding the treatment methods, you should use effective treatment as soon as possible to make your child recover from viral enteritis as soon as possible.