The baby may have reduced appetite due to dyspepsia.

Iron deficiency does not always correlate with early infant anemia, and early iron supplementation cannot prevent a decrease in hemoglobin levels. For premature infants, when their weight doubles, their iron stores usually become depleted, and additional iron supplementation is needed.

If an 8-month-old baby is not eating and has a slight heat sensation on the palms and soles, it may be due to indigestion and internal heat. It is recommended to take some traditional Chinese medicine and pediatric digestive pills, and closely observe the condition.

An 8-month-old baby shakes their head while falling asleep and sometimes even when awake and not sleeping. What could be the cause? Do they need vitamin D supplementation?

An 8-month-old baby often sneezes on the second day after having a runny nose. Is this a sign of improvement or does it require further treatment?

After the second day of a 8-month-old baby’s runny nose, the baby often sneezes. Is this a sign of improvement or could there be other issues?

An 8-month-old baby suddenly cries out during sleep, nods vigorously when picked up, and returns to normal after a few seconds. What could be the cause?

For an 8-month-old baby diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia, it is recommended to take ferrous fumarate supplements along with vitamin C, while also paying attention to dietary adjustments and increasing iron-rich foods.

Offer professional medical advice to help solve the issue of an 8-month-old baby’s viral upper respiratory infection.

If a baby experiences a nosebleed after a fall, it’s important to seek medical attention for a head examination to rule out the risk of brain hemorrhage. Since infants’ brains are not fully developed, even minor falls can lead to serious consequences. Early medical examination and assessment are necessary to ensure timely detection and treatment of potential injuries.