8 causes of diarrhea in children

The phenomenon of children with diarrhea  is very common, especially during the hot months of summer. There are many causes of this phenomenon, it is necessary to know the exact cause for immediate treatment, appropriate support. Here are 8 most common causes:
 
 

Bacterial Infections

Bacteria - such as bacteria salmonella, shigella bacteria, staph, ... - as well as a cause of diarrhea. If your baby has an infection caused by bacteria, the baby may have severe diarrhea, with symptoms of cramps, blood in the stool and fever (child may vomit or not).
Some bacterial infections can detect, but some, such as E. coli may be found in undercooked meat and some other foods, can be very dangerous. If your child has these symptoms, please take her on as a doctor. The doctor will examine and may test samples to detect bacterial infection.

Ear Infections

In some cases, the ear infection (possibly due to a virus or bacteria) may be the culprit causing the diarrhea. Not only earache, he could nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite; Your baby can get cold

There are many reasons can cause infant diarrhea

Parasites

Infections caused by parasites can also lead to diarrhea. For example Giardiasis caused by microscopic parasites live in the intestines.
If your baby is infected by parasites, she may have diarrhea, swelling, bloating, nausea, cramps. These infections are often contagious in the case of group care, and treatment-related health issues especially. So she needs to see a doctor.

Antibiotics

If your child has diarrhea during or after antibiotic use, this may be related to the drug problem drinking problem, drugs that can kill the beneficial bacteria in the gut along with the harmful bacteria. Talk to your doctor about treatments, but should not stop taking your child has been prescribed until the doctor instructed.

Too much juice

Too much juice (especially fruit juices contain high levels socbito and fructose) or too many sugary drinks may not be beneficial to the child's stomach and cause them not to be defecated. Reduce the amount of juice and sugary drinks will solve this problem in one week or more.

Food allergies

Food allergies (the body's immune system reacts to harmless substances in food protein) can cause some serious reactions - immediately or within a few hours. Symptoms may include diarrhea, bloating, abdominal pain and bloody stools. In more severe cases, allergies can lead to rashes, swelling and difficulty breathing. Call your doctor if your child has breathing problems or face / lip swollen children.
Milk protein allergy is the most common type. Other types include eggs, peanuts, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish.

Do not tolerate food

Unlike food allergies, food intolerance is an abnormal response may not involve the immune system. One example is not withstand lactoze. If your child will not be lactoze, it means that the baby's body does not produce enough lactase, an enzyme needed to digest lactoze, a sugar in milk and other dairy products. When lactoze not digestible in the intestine, it can cause symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating and swelling. Symptoms usually appear from ½ - 2 hours after the feeding of dairy products.

Poisoning

If your child has diarrhea and vomiting, and you think the child may have swallowed something like medicine, call your doctor immediately. Other symptoms can include breathlessness, fatigue, seizures and disorientation