Symptoms of hunger diarrhea?

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Hunger diarrhea occurs in children who are fed with milk replacer after birth, because it is not easy for such children to master the amount of food. My friend's children have been fed with milk since they were born. After four months of adding some supplementary food, the daily feeding frequency has decreased, and the amount of milk each time has also decreased. Later, children suddenly appeared more stool, 5 to 6 times a day, stool mucus, color green, and foam, children often cry less than the time of feeding, parents think the child is indigestion, to the hospital. After the doctor's examination, the original diarrhea is caused by hunger, then the symptoms of hunger diarrhea now tell you.

Symptoms of hunger diarrhea?

The symptom of hunger diarrhea is that children tend to defecate frequently. But the amount of stool pulled out each time is small. Children's stool is often yellow green, is a loose stool. Some children with infantile hunger diarrhea have brown mucus stools.

Once the stool of a child with diarrhea smells like rotten eggs, it often indicates that the baby has the problem of excessive protein intake. And the baby also has the problem of protein indigestion. At this time, the need for appropriate dilution of milk for children to eat. Active treatment is needed.

Once children with hunger diarrhea get sick, it's best to go to a special hospital for treatment. Children with infantile hunger diarrhea need to adjust their feeding methods according to the color of their stools. Once the baby's stool is thin and yellow, you need to reduce the amount of sugar and increase the amount of milk.

matters needing attention

If the child's appetite is not good, vomiting, diarrhea increased, you can use Chinese medicine to regulate the child's spleen and stomach, add intestinal beneficial bacteria, give treatment, at the same time, we must pay attention to step by step to increase the amount of milk for children, increase complementary food must also be step by step, it is better to push back one or two months than normal infants, so as to be conducive to the child's gastrointestinal tract.