Level 2:
1. What is baby diarrhea?
2. What are the symptoms of diarrhea in babies?
3. What is the cause of diarrhea in babies?
4. How to help babies relieve diarrhea?
1. What is baby diarrhea?
Baby diarrhea refers to diarrhea in infants or young children. Diarrhea refers to an increase in the number of bowel movements per day, a decrease in stool volume, and even watery stools. If this happens to a child, parents need to take timely measures.
2. What are the symptoms of diarrhea in babies?
1. The number of bowel movements per day increases significantly;
2. The feces becomes thin and yellowish or gray in color;
3. The child may feel abdominal discomfort, stomach pain and nausea;
4. Fever, vomiting and other symptoms of discomfort may occur.
3. What is the cause of diarrhea in babies?
1. Viral infection: such as rotavirus, norovirus, etc.;
2. Bacterial infection: such as Salmonella, Escherichia coli, etc.;
3. Food allergies: such as milk, eggs, peanuts, etc.;
4. Bad eating habits: such as eating too many sweets, fried foods, etc.;
5. Digestive diseases: such as intestinal infections, gastroenteritis, etc.
4. How to help babies relieve diarrhea?
1. Keep hydrated: After a child has diarrhea, he or she needs to be hydrated in time to avoid dehydration;
2. Adjust diet appropriately: After a child has diarrhea, he or she should adjust diet appropriately and avoid eating irritating foods;
3. Give medication: If the child\’s condition is serious, consider giving medication.
Abstract:
Baby diarrhea refers to a condition in which an infant or young child has diarrhea. Symptoms include a significant increase in the number of bowel movements per day, thin stools, and yellowish or grayish color. There are many causes of diarrhea in babies, such as viral infections, bacterial infections, food allergies, etc. Parents can help their babies relieve diarrhea by replenishing water, adjusting their diet appropriately, and giving medication.
