What medicine does infantile gastroenteritis take

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In fact, children with gastroenteritis should pay more attention, especially its treatment. Infantile gastroenteritis is a common disease of infants under 2 years old (also known as infantile diarrhea). Its main symptom is diarrhea, which can be caused by improper diet and intestinal or extraintestinal infection. Enteritis caused by intestinal infection is more common. So what medicine does infantile gastroenteritis take? Let's take a look at it.

What medicine does infantile gastroenteritis take

Drug 1: Changshu Zhixie capsule. Indications: for chronic diarrhea caused by spleen deficiency and damp heat. Usage and dosage: oral, 2-4 capsules, 3 times a day. Children should reduce or follow the doctor's advice.

Drug 2: Lizhu Changle (or Zhengchangsheng) + Shuanghuang Xiaoyan tablets. Lizhu Changle (or Zhengchangsheng) is a kind of live intestinal bacteria preparation, which can regulate the intestinal flora and inhibit the reproduction of pathogenic bacteria. Shuanghuang Xiaoyan tablet is a Chinese patent medicine, which also has anti-inflammatory effect. The above combination is a good drug combination in the treatment of enteritis from three aspects.

Drug 3: berberine hydrochloride tablets + montmorillonite powder. Berberine hydrochloride tablets are used in the treatment of intestinal infection and diarrhea. Montmorillonite powder has strong fixation and inhibition on viruses, bacteria and toxins and gases in the digestive tract, which makes it lose its pathogenic effect and improve the defense function of gastrointestinal mucosa.

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The above is about what medicine to take for children's gastroenteritis. I believe you already know what medicine to take for children's gastroenteritis when you see the above content. You should fast on indigestible food and high-fat diet, and temporarily drink rice soup, soybean milk, yogurt or skimmed milk. Breast feeders should shorten the feeding time. Children with severe diarrhea should be sent to the hospital as soon as possible. Light diarrhea treated at home can be treated with oral rehydration salts (sold in drugstores), 500ml of each package of flushing water, a small amount of repeated feeding, generally mild dehydration, 50ml per kilogram of body weight per day; moderate dehydration, 80-100ml per kilogram of body weight per day. 3-4 days after the improvement of vomiting and diarrhea, they gradually returned to normal diet.