Parents inquire about whether their child’s mouth blisters are a sign of hand, foot, and mouth disease, and how to treat it.

Is a 25-month-old baby’s cough and cold pneumonia?

A baby’s cough with phlegm may be caused by pharyngitis, which can be improved by drinking plenty of water and taking oral medication.

If your baby coughs at night but not during the day, it might be due to a cold caused by catching a chill. It is recommended to administer appropriate medication and ensure plenty of hydration.

A two-and-a-half-month-old baby is experiencing diarrhea, which may be due to catching a cold or improper feeding. It is recommended to adjust the diet and observe for any changes in symptoms. If necessary, probiotics can be taken or a doctor should be consulted.

Questions and Answers About Pediatric Indigestion

My baby had diarrhea today and didn’t eat dinner. The number of times was not much. I gave him Montmorillonite powder, and he vomited twice and coughed twice at around 9 pm after breastfeeding. I’m worried if this is a sign of mycoplasma pneumonia. Last time, my baby also vomited with mycoplasma pneumonia, and this time the vomit contained foam. Today, the baby was still in good spirits during the day. I’m not sure if it’s indigestion or an early sign of mycoplasma infection. I’m very worried about the last hospitalization in the intensive care unit. This time, I’m very worried because today afternoon, he had diarrhea but no coughing or anything else, just a little clear runny nose. I’m very worried that this dry heaving and diarrhea might be an early sign of mycoplasma pneumonia, as many children die from pneumonia every year!

Inquire about the reasons and solutions for a baby’s lack of appetite.

A three-and-a-half-year-old child’s leg pain at night may be due to growth pain or calcium deficiency. It is recommended to increase outdoor activities and supplement calcium. Consider dietary supplements, such as eating foods rich in calcium like pork ribs and milk, or taking children’s calcium tablets. If the pain persists or worsens, it is advisable to take the child to a doctor for a check-up.

A 10-month-old baby, primarily fed with milk, with minimal intake of complementary foods, has stools that are yellow, thick, and sour-tasting. The baby has a bowel movement about once or twice a day. Is this normal?