Learn how to properly handle diarrhea in a three-month-old baby, including appropriate dietary adjustments and professional medical advice.

Learn how to properly manage the symptoms of a one-month-old baby’s cold, including appropriate medication treatment and warming measures.

A parent is seeking advice for their 1-year-old baby who has been coughing, wheezing, and has a runny nose. They are currently taking Pediatric Qingfei Liangye Granules and Amoxicillin, and using Chlorpheniramine Granules. They wonder if they can give their baby Panlao Granules to drink, and whether Pediatric Qingfei Liangye Granules can be taken with Pediatric Kekouling at the same time.

Understanding the Possibility of Colitis in Babies with Diarrhea

A four-month-old baby’s sparse pillow may not necessarily be caused by calcium deficiency; the possible reasons need to be analyzed specifically.

If a child has a condition of ribcage eversion, could it be caused by rickets?

The baby has been crying non-stop lately and isn’t eating much. Could changing the baby formula cause diarrhea?

A 5-month-old baby’s black stool may be related to dyspepsia, and diet and exercise may help.

My child has allergic conjunctivitis, and may also have allergic rhinitis. How should I handle this?

It is recommended that a 50-day-old baby consume approximately 900 milliliters of formula milk daily, but this can vary due to individual differences. It is advised not to feed the baby too much at once to avoid digestive discomfort. You can try giving the baby tonifying granules and probiotics, and also provide adequate water intake.