Pediatrician Cui Yutao: Rotavirus Diarrhea Does Not Need Antibiotics
Editor’s Note: What is rotavirus There is a virus that mainly invades infants and young children. After being invaded by it, infants and young children develop mild upper respiratory tract symptoms in the early stage, which will soon cause vomiting and acute diarrhea, and often dehydration. Because the virus looks like a wheel under an electron microscope, it is called [rotavirus]. Rotavirus can invade people of any age, often affecting children under 6 years old, and children under 1 year old are high-risk groups. The younger the age, the more severe the symptoms. Symptoms are characterized by acute watery stool, so it is especially easy to cause dehydration. In the early stage of rotavirus diarrhea, liquid containing certain electrolytes, such Read More …