People with diarrhea usually have a very unpleasant odor in their stool, and the odor varies from person to person. If a baby has diarrhea, it is usually a sour odor caused by digestive problems. Let's take a look at what causes the sour odor in their baby's diarrhea stool.
It may be caused by indigestion. The child's digestive system is not very strong originally. If you eat food that is not easy to digest or incorrect food, it will affect the digestive system. At this time, you must not give the child greasy food. You can give the child white porridge and milk powder to prevent diarrhea. You should also do a good job in abdominal maintenance.
Gastrointestinal dysfunction is also a cause of diarrhea in children, which can be treated with medication. It is necessary to consult a doctor to choose which medication to use. You can also use belly button patches to treat diarrhea, give children a light and easily digestible diet, and replenish their water to avoid dehydration.
If a child develops enteritis, it can also lead to diarrhea, and the stool has a sour and unpleasant odor. It is important to take the child to the hospital for a stool test in a timely manner to see if the enteritis is caused by viral infection. If diagnosed at this time, anti-inflammatory drugs need to be used to treat the child, otherwise the situation will become increasingly serious.
