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Diarrhea is common in babies below 2 years old, passing hin or watery stool many times a day. It can be divided into 4 types: Patients with diarrhea due to food injury may suffer from abdominal pain and distension, passage of sour and foul stool after onset of abdominal pain and relief of abdominal pain after bowel movement, poor appetite and unstable sleep; patients with diarrhea due to attack of damp-heat pathogens may suffer from repeated passage of dark yellow, thin or watery and foul stool, intermittent abdominal pain, poor appetite, nausea and tiredness; patients with diarrhea due to spleen deficiency may suffer from passage of thin "stool right after intake of food, sallow complexion, pathological leanness of the body, mental tiredness and weakness of the limbs; and patients with diarrhea due to deficiency of the spleen and kidney Yang may suffer from chronic diarrhea and passage of thin stool with indigested food right after intake of food, pale complexion, and cold body and limbs.

Recipe 1: Stir-baked haw 15 g, 2 carrots and an adequate amount of brown sugar.
Administration: The materials are boiled in water to prepare a decoction for drinking once a day for 2-3 days.
Indication: This recipe can release stagnation of food and adjust spleen and stomach Qi to treat diarrhea due to food injury.

Recipe 2: Fresh haws with the skin and pits removed, an equal amount of Chinese yam and an adequate amount of sugar.
Administration: The above materials are mixed by kneading to make steamed cakes for oral intake.
Indication: This recipe can strengthen the spleen, arouse the stomach, and release distension and stagnation of stomach to treat chronic diarrhea due to spleen deficiency.

Recipe 3: Haws 10 g, skin of pomegranate 5 g and a small amount of sugar.
Administration: The baked haws and pomegranate skin are ground to prepare a powder for oral intake twice a day with sugar solution over several days.
Indication: This recipe is used to treat diarrhea due to attack of damp-heat pathogens.
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