What are the daily precautions for infants with diarrhea? No autonomy?

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With the continuous improvement of our life today, the baby is very easy to have diarrhea. As we all know, after the child has diarrhea, the majority of parents must actively take care of the child, and at the same time, we can't ignore the importance of nursing. So let's take a look at the daily precautions of patients with infantile diarrhea? No autonomy? What about it?

What are the daily precautions for infants with diarrhea? No autonomy?

First: Shenlian jujube porridge. Take 10 grams of Codonopsis, 10 grams of lotus seeds, 15 grams of jujube, 30 grams of Japonica rice. First, grind the Codonopsis and lotus seeds into fine powder, remove the nucleus and chop the jujube, and then cook the japonica rice with Codonopsis, lotus seeds and jujube meat with appropriate amount of water to make porridge, add a little sugar, and you can eat it twice a day. It has the effect of Supplementing Qi, strengthening spleen and stopping diarrhea, and is suitable for children with spleen and stomach weakness.

Second: glutinous rice sausage gruel. Take 30g glutinous rice and 15g yam. First, stir fry the glutinous rice slightly yellow, grind the yam into fine powder, then put the two into the pot, add appropriate amount of water to make porridge, add a little pepper noodles after cooked, adjust the amount of sugar, twice a day. It has the effect of strengthening the spleen, warming the stomach, warming the middle and stopping diarrhea.

Third: eat some easy to digest food, such as porridge, rotten noodles, minced fish, a small amount of vegetable mud, fresh fruit juice, etc., until 2 weeks after diarrhea stopped.

matters needing attention

The "troublemaker" of diarrhea is rotavirus. Like other viruses, rotavirus is not afraid of antibiotics. The use of antibiotics will only backfire. If the children with diarrhea abuse antibiotics, not only will eliminate the normal bacteria in the intestinal tract, causing dysbacteriosis, affect the absorption function of the intestinal tract, and bacterial drug-resistant strains continue to increase, but also secondary mycotic enteritis, so that diarrhea delay or aggravate.