Pediatric enterocolitis is clinically divided into infectious diarrheal disease and noninfectious diarrheal disease, which is usually an inflammation of the small intestine or colon caused by microbial infection in children, but there are also some pediatric enterocolitis unrelated to infection, called noninfectious enterocolitis. There are also some pediatric enteritis associated with long-term use of antibiotics, called antibiotic-associated enteritis. Commonly known as anti-inflammatory drugs usually refer to antibiotics. Infectious pediatric enteritis is commonly seen in the following three categories: 1. Viral infections causing pediatric enteritis: If pediatric enteritis is caused by a viral infection, the common viruses are mainly rotavirus. The actual fact that antibiotics are usually ineffective for viral infections, so pediatric enteritis caused by viral infections is generally not treated with antibiotics. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on this kind of a lot of people. The common ones, such as cefdinir and ceftriaxone, need to be used according to medical advice after the drug sensitivity test. If the pediatric enteritis is related to staphylococcal or streptococcal infection, you can use ampicillin, gentamicin and other drugs to control the condition, you also need to conduct a skin test before use; 3. The children with fungal enteritis are usually accompanied by thrush, which needs to be distinguished from other types of pediatric enteritis; pediatric enteritis is usually accompanied by fever, diarrhea and other symptoms, requiring timely antipyretic, antidiarrheal and other symptomatic treatment, and must be adequately rehydrated to prevent shock from occurring.