Baby diarrhea and recurrent fever is common in acute diarrheal diseases, mostly caused by viral or bacterial infections, but at the same time need to pay attention to identify with acute appendicitis and other diseases.
1.baby diarrhea and recurrent fever, common in acute diarrhea disease, often caused by viruses (such as rotavirus, adenovirus, etc.) or bacterial (such as virulent Escherichia coli, salmonella, etc.) infection.
Clinically, there may be a significant increase in the number of stools, changes in stool shape, fever or vomiting, and some babies may show signs of dehydration, and a complete routine stool examination may assist in the diagnosis and require active consultation.
2. But at the same time, we need to pay attention to differentiate with other diseases, such as acute appendicitis, may appear repeated fever, often with abdominal pain symptoms, some babies may be due to rectal irritation signs and frequent discharge of loose stools.
It is recommended to actively consult a specialist to assess and clarify the cause.