Babies usually have a fever for a long time, and there are also many uncomfortable reactions after the fever subsides. Some parents find that their babies will have diarrhea after the fever subsides. At this point, parents do not know what causes it, so they dare not give their babies medication casually. So what should I do if my baby has diarrhea after fever subsides?
Firstly, parents must provide their babies with more hydration. After the fever subsides, diarrhea is caused by the fever affecting the baby's digestive ability. Diarrhea can cause babies to lose a lot of water, so parents need to prepare some physiological saline at home for their babies to drink, and be sure to pay attention to the proportion.
Secondly, most parents believe that their baby's stomach will be empty and extremely hungry after diarrhea. But this idea is actually wrong. After a baby has diarrhea due to a fever, they should eat less but a few more meals to give their digestive system sufficient rest. And it's best to give babies solid and fine complementary foods. It's best to add some fresh fruits and fish.
If the baby has fever and diarrhea, parents can also make burnt rice soup for the baby. It is very simple. Just grind the Rice noodles into powder, then put it into the pot and stir it into a brown state. Finally, add water and adjust the taste, and boil it into a thin state. Of course, if the baby's diarrhea is severe, parents should immediately take them to the hospital and let the doctor handle them professionally.
