At 4 and a half months old, my baby seems to have difficulty concentrating. How should I handle this situation?

A newborn’s stool is mushy, has an odor, decreases milk intake, and leads to weight loss, constant crying, and lack of energy. After examination, there is no infection in the gastrointestinal tract and no abnormalities in internal or external medicine. It is suspected to be due to indigestion or mild enteritis. It is recommended to undergo further examination and consult a doctor.

White dots appearing on a newborn’s vulva may be caused by a cold. It is recommended to seek medical attention and receive appropriate treatment as soon as possible.

After a child is born, red spots appear on their body accompanied by vomiting symptoms. Ask about possible causes and suggested treatment methods.

Questions About Umbilical Cord Care for Premature Babies and Professional Advice

Generally, within 24 hours after birth, the gauze wrapping the umbilical cord can be removed without the need for re-wrapping to facilitate the drying and shedding of the cord’s residual end. When handling the umbilical cord, one should first wash their hands, then gently lift the cord and use a 75% alcohol swab to disinfect around the base of the cord, cleaning all secretions and blood stains thoroughly. This should be done 1-2 times a day to maintain cleanliness at the cord’s base. Additionally, it is important to change diapers frequently to avoid urine or feces from contaminating the umbilical area. If a purulent discharge is found around the umbilicus, along with localized redness, it may indicate an umbilical inflammation, and medical treatment should be sought promptly.

How long does it usually take for a newborn’s umbilical cord to fall off on its own?

After a child’s pupillary dilation, the medication typically wears off after 6 hours, at which point refraction and glasses fitting can be done.

If your baby has only one testicle, it’s important to seek medical attention and consider surgery for treatment as soon as possible.

Which is more beneficial for the health and growth of newborns: using diapers or disposable nappies?