Can baby's infectious diarrhea heal itself? How to treat baby's infectious diarrhea?

Infectious diarrhea is divided into bacterial infection and viral infection, which often occurs in summer. Once a child is infected with diarrhea, the body will lose a lot of water, causing dehydration. So can the baby's infectious diarrhea heal itself?

Generally, it cannot heal itself. Infectious diarrhea may be caused by infection inside or outside the intestine. If the symptoms are mild and the immunity is good, you can rest or adjust your diet and recover in a short time. If the condition is more serious, the person is weak, and some pathogens are more toxic, it may cause shock or life-threatening. Therefore, if you suffer from infectious diarrhea, go to the hospital in time and receive the correct and reasonable treatment.

1. Do not give your children antibiotics such as antidiarrheal and anti-inflammatory drugs casually. Try to reduce the burden on the spleen and stomach and restore their normal functions.

2. Infant diarrhea is relatively simple, so you can rub the baby's navel and abdomen counterclockwise, which can also relieve the baby's diarrhea. However, when mothers massage their children's abdomen at home, they must pay attention to the technique and strength, and the massage strength must be moderate.

3. You can give your baby some carrot soup. Carrots are alkaline foods and contain pectin, which can promote stool formation and absorb bacteria and toxins. When caring for babies with diarrhea, you should follow the principle of eating small meals, from less to more, and from thin to thick. For premature babies with diarrhea, reasonable medication and dietary adjustment are very important, so new mothers should not worry when their babies have diarrhea, but they must be careful not to let the baby's tender gastrointestinal tract be harmed again.

1. Adjust the diet: Babies who are breastfed can continue to eat, but should stop eating complementary foods; babies who are not breastfed should switch to rice soup, soy milk, and diluted milk, etc. If the vomiting symptoms are severe, the child should temporarily fast for 4 to 6 hours until the diarrhea stops.

2. Prevention and correction of dehydration: Children with mild dehydration can use oral rehydration salts, with a daily oral dose of 50-80ml/kg; moderate dehydration is 80-100ml/kg; and severe dehydration requires intravenous rehydration, with a daily rehydration dose of 150-180ml/kg. In addition, for children with more severe diarrhea symptoms, potassium supplements should be given, and alkaline solutions should be used for intravenous drip to correct the symptoms of acidosis.

3. Rational use of drugs. To treat this type of diarrhea, you can take drugs such as Mia A, Naimi Ai, Bifikon, and Letoer. For some children with more serious symptoms, sensitive antibiotics should be taken orally in principle. If the oral effect is not ideal, intravenous drip can be used instead.

4. Strengthen care: Prevent complications. During the course of drug treatment, daily care for the child should be strengthened, nutrition should be strengthened according to the doctor's instructions, various nutrients necessary for the child's body should be supplemented, and the occurrence of various complications should be actively prevented.

Because babies are not fully developed, their resistance to diseases is very low, so they are more susceptible to such diseases. In daily life, parents should pay attention to their babies' diet, which should not only be nutritionally balanced, but also clean and hygienic. They should also take some drugs to prevent intestinal parasites in a timely and appropriate amount to avoid such diseases affecting their health.