Questions and Professional Advice About Baby Diarrhea

A six-month-old baby is experiencing difficulties in introducing complementary foods, including egg yolks, rice porridge, and formula milk, and is seeking solutions.

By the time a baby reaches 9 months, the nutrition provided by breast milk is no longer sufficient to meet the child’s rapid growth and development needs.

A 9-month-old baby weighing only over 15 jin is having difficulty with breastfeeding and consuming porridge. She suddenly cries loudly at night after falling asleep and cries intermittently every 1-2 hours. Sometimes she falls asleep after drinking some milk, but she may not eat even when fed. Holding her doesn’t work, and she must be held upright for a while to fall asleep. The baby has been tested for trace elements and is not deficient in calcium but is deficient in zinc and iron. She also takes Eichengxin every day. Currently, she weighs only over 15 jin, refuses to drink from a bottle, and only consumes breast milk and two servings of Henshi porridge and one egg yolk. She has frequent yellow urine and dry stools.

The child may have damaged the spleen and stomach due to IV antibiotics, and it is recommended to seek traditional Chinese medicine treatment and take medication under a doctor’s guidance to avoid worsening the condition.

Dealing with a child’s diarrhea accompanied by vomiting: what steps should be taken?

A 7-month-old baby has been experiencing bloating while breastfeeding since the second month. Recently, complementary foods have been introduced, but the baby is not pooping and is taking probiotics for nourishment. What should be done?

If a child experiences diarrhea after switching from breast milk to formula milk, it is recommended to gradually transition to the new formula, or try goat’s milk to alleviate symptoms.

Why does a child throw up everything they eat and often take naps during the day? How can this be resolved? What about previous treatments and their effectiveness? What kind of assistance is needed after being given fluids? Please let me know what’s going on.

The child’s diarrhea looks like egg flower, with no energy at all. What should be done?