Roseola infantum diarrhea

This symptom of emergency in young children can cause diarrhea in babies. This is mainly because emergency is caused by viral and bacterial infection, which will affect the baby's gastrointestinal digestion and cause diarrhea symptoms in young children. In the case of emergency diarrhea in young children, we need to go to the hospital for treatment in time, clean up the infection on the skin, and pay attention to the child's diet and medication. If the emergency is treated well, the diarrhea will be relieved.

Will roseola infantum cause diarrhea?

Roseola infantum is caused by a viral infection. Fever is often accompanied by diarrhea, which is a common symptom of roseola infantum.

Generally, diarrhea in babies is not very serious and does not require special treatment. The baby can drink more electrolyte water to prevent dehydration. After diarrhea, rinse the buttocks with warm water, and do not wipe it, otherwise it will easily cause a red buttocks. In terms of diet, mothers should insist on breastfeeding, and of course they must pay close attention to their diet (the diet for older babies is as follows). With this kind of care, as the rash appears, the diarrhea symptoms will be alleviated and will return to normal in about three days.

However, if your baby has extremely severe diarrhea, you should seek medical attention immediately. If your baby shows any of the following symptoms, you should take him to the hospital immediately for further treatment: ① Frequent vomiting, increased frequency and amount of diarrhea; ② Sunken eyes and obvious thirst; ③ Inability to eat normally; ④ Signs of dehydration and fever; ⑤ Blood in the stool.

What should children eat if they have diarrhea due to roseola?

1. Apple: Cooked apples can stop diarrhea. Cook them thoroughly in water and add a little rock sugar. Babies will like them more.

2. Egg yolk: If babies over 4-6 months old have diarrhea, mothers can boil the egg yolk in a pot to extract the oil and take it in 2-3 times.

3. Scorched rice soup: fry the rice noodles until they turn yellow, then add water and rock sugar and boil until it becomes a paste.

4. Carrot soup: The pectin contained in carrots can promote stool formation, absorb bacteria and toxins on the intestinal mucosa, and stop diarrhea.

5. Chestnut paste: Mash 3-5 chestnuts, add water and cook into a paste. Add sugar to taste and eat 2-3 times a day.

6. Porridge: When your baby has diarrhea, do not feed him hard food. It is easier to digest if he drinks some porridge.

7. Soft noodles: Mash the noodles and add some vegetable juice to cook the noodles. It is nutritious and easy to digest.

Should infants with roseola and diarrhea be replaced with diarrhea milk powder?

Many Western doctors believe that babies with diarrhea should be switched to diarrhea milk powder. In fact, for babies who are used to breast milk and nipples, switching to diarrhea milk powder is equivalent to weaning. This sudden weaning is not good for the baby's body and mind, especially for babies who are sick. Diarrhea milk powder should only be used if symptoms of lactose intolerance appear. In short, active treatment and conditioning should be carried out to avoid prolonged diarrhea.