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How to Handle Baby Girl’s Dyspepsia Problem

A four-month-old baby has one to two bowel movements a day, with green, watery stools that contain mucus and have a sour smell. This could be a sign of dyspepsia. It is recommended to keep the baby’s abdomen warm and try giving probiotics and montmorillonite powder separately. If these measures do not improve the baby’s condition, it is advised to take the baby to the hospital for a routine stool examination to determine if there is a bacterial infection. If there is a bacterial infection, antibiotic treatment may be necessary.

Understand the reasons for a baby’s slow growth and the methods to supplement nutrition.

A slowing growth rate in babies may indicate a calcium deficiency or hypothyroidism. It is recommended to further check blood calcium levels and T3, T4, and adjust diet and appropriate exercise.

A nine-month-old baby seems to have not gained weight in the past month, even appearing slightly thin, but is in good spirits. The baby’s complementary feeding is considered appropriate, including milk, egg yolks, rice porridge, and bread or noodles. Inquire about possible causes of growth delay and how to effectively supplement calcium.

Baby hair thinning and scalp alopecia may be related to calcium and zinc deficiencies rather than computer radiation, and should be improved through dietary adjustments, calcium supplements, and vitamin supplementation.

After a baby’s hand injury, the scab has fallen off, revealing a red, hard, painful lump that may contain foreign objects. It is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Baby’s hands develop small blisters that gradually increase in number, possibly due to desert dermatitis. Generally, no treatment is needed, but a cream can be used for itching.

Hand-sucking in babies is often a habit, not necessarily a sign of hunger. Observe the baby’s condition and feed them promptly, considering supplementing with breast milk or antibodies.