An infant around one month old is experiencing picky eating, accompanied by hard stools and a warm palm.

Your child’s current condition is considered to be the exudate of an upper respiratory infection. Generally, yellow mucus may indicate a bacterial infection in the auditory region. It is recommended to first use a cotton swab to thoroughly clean the nasal secretions, then give the child three days of antibiotics. Since the baby is just born, antibiotics are generally prescribed with smaller side effects such as penicillin or cephalosporin classes.

A one-month-old baby hasn’t had a bowel movement for five consecutive days; seeking solutions.

What to Do If Your Baby Hasn’t Pooped for 50 Hours After Birth?

Your baby hasn’t pooped for four days after their first solid food meal, despite using probiotics and soap for bowel movement. What should you do?

Reasons and solutions for a baby not pooping for four days under mixed feeding conditions.

The child is six months old, weighs 15 pounds, and is 63 centimeters tall. The baby hasn’t rolled over or sat up yet, and only breastfeeds. However, the mother’s milk is not sufficient. The baby has a history of pneumonia and high fever. Assistance is needed to determine if there is malnutrition or delayed brain development, and to provide methods and suggestions for enhancing nutrition.

If your baby hasn’t had a bowel movement in two days, it might be due to internal heat. It’s recommended to give them more water and perform a clockwise abdominal massage to promote bowel movements.

A five-month-old baby without hair could be due to a calcium or zinc deficiency. It’s recommended to have a trace element test done. Adequate sleep and moderate sunlight exposure can promote hair growth.

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