Inquiry about the treatment for a newborn with cough and yellow phlegm

Newborns with high breathing rates and frequent coughing may be due to a lack of vitamin A, causing the pharyngeal epiglottis to not fully cover the trachea, leading to coughing during feeding. It is recommended to hold the baby while feeding, keeping them in a semi-lateral position, and after feeding, let them stand on their back and gently pat their back to help expel air. Additionally, timely supplementation of vitamin A is very important, which can be achieved through oral fish liver oil drops.

After 27 days of coughing, a newborn was diagnosed with pneumonia. After a week of hospital treatment, the coughing persists, and a complete course of treatment is required for full recovery.

Newborn crying can be due to various factors, not just calcium deficiency.

Inquire about solutions to newborn crying and sleeplessness, and jaundice issues.

Common Questions and Solutions for New Parents Regarding Newborn Crying While Drinking Milk

A three-month-old baby, hospitalized due to jaundice and cytomegalovirus infection, inquires about the need for a second course of antiviral treatment and whether there are better liver-protecting drugs available.

A newborn baby’s eyes may produce excessive tears and mucus, which could be a sign of dacryocystitis.

How to determine if a newborn has an intestinal obstruction? How to treat it?

The baby is four days old and has not had a bowel movement for two days. Since the third day, the baby has not urinated either. Upon waking up, the baby often has a flushed face, which may indicate constipation.