Neonatal diarrhea dehydration symptoms?

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Newborn is a weak animal, prone to a variety of diseases, diarrhea is more likely to occur, neonatal diarrhea can be divided into three categories: intestinal infection, extraintestinal infection and non infectious diarrhea. Neonatal diarrhea in different causes of different symptoms, neonatal diarrhea dehydration symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Neonatal diarrhea dehydration symptoms?

1. Diarrhea symptoms caused by physiological loose stool: breast fed babies generally defecate more times, 7-8 times a day, or even 10-12 times a day, and the stool will be relatively thin. If the baby's spirit is good, the amount of milk is large, and the weight gain is normal, parents don't have to worry.

2, the symptoms of diarrhea caused by improper feeding: stools contain foam, with sour or rotten, sometimes mixed with dyspeptic particles and mucus. Often accompanied by vomiting, crying. The most serious is neonatal epidemic diarrhea. It often occurs in the neonatal room of the hospital. The bacteria pass through the mother's birth canal to the newborn, and then spread by the hands of the medical staff. The disease has a short incubation period and severe symptoms. At the beginning, it has anorexia, vomiting milk and abdominal distension, followed by diarrhea, which is yellow green, watery stool with beating sound and fishy smell. The number of stools can reach about 10 times a day, and it will be accompanied by dehydration symptoms.

3. Diarrhea symptoms caused by milk powder allergy: after feeding milk or milk powder to the baby, the baby has refractory, non infectious diarrhea for more than 2 weeks, mixed with mucus and blood, accompanied by skin eczema, urticaria, asthma and other symptoms. Diarrhea symptoms caused by virus or bacterial infection: the baby's stool is yellow, watery or egg flower soup like, large amount, no pus, this time should be considered to be rotavirus infection. If the stool contains mucus pus, bacterial enteritis should be considered, often combined with vomiting, fever.

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Add oral rehydration salts to your baby. If it's not far away from the hospital, you can make some self-made soup for your baby, such as vegetable soup, rice soup, etc. you must put a small amount of fine salt in the soup.