What does the baby eat after having diarrhea

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When the baby has some small problems, parents are the most anxious, really can be described as ants on the hot pot. As the uncle of two children, it's not the first time to see their mother worried when two children have a minor illness. But I also learned a lot of parenting knowledge from their mothers. In this article, I'll share what food to eat when my baby has diarrhea.

What does the baby eat after having diarrhea

First of all, we must stop eating dairy products, including breast milk, soybean milk and so on. Only when we stop eating these things can we prevent the thinning situation from continuing or aggravating, which is conducive to the formation of normal stool.

the rice soup. This one is very easy to use. You can put more water in the porridge. You can also boil it specially. Put some rice in the pot and cook it until it is thin,

Drink more sugar water. In order to prevent dehydration, children should drink more sugar water, that is, boiled water with sugar. It is very important to supplement water and sugar.

matters needing attention

(1) Never fast. No matter what the cause of diarrhea, although the baby's digestive tract function is reduced, it can still digest and absorb some nutrients, so breast fed babies should continue to feed, as long as the baby wants to eat, it can be fed. The amount of milk can be reduced by about 1 / 3 each time for infants who eat milk, and some water can be added to the milk. If the baby does not eat enough after reduction, it can add rice soup with salt, or feed carrot water and fresh vegetable water to supplement inorganic salt and vitamins. Infants who have added supplementary food such as porridge can slightly reduce the amount of these foods. (2) ensure water feeding. Early detection of dehydration. When the baby has severe diarrhea, accompanied by vomiting, fever, thirst, dry lips, little or no urine, sunken eye socket and anterior fontanelle, the baby will "lose weight" in a short period of time, the skin will "wilt" and cry without tears, which indicates that dehydration has been caused, and the sick child should be sent to the hospital for treatment in time.