Nausea and vomiting in children may be related to dyspepsia. It is recommended to give the child some probiotics, lactase, and starch enzyme solution to enhance absorption. In addition to medication, attention should be paid to adjusting the child’s diet, increasing milk intake, and replacing other foods with rice gruel, sugar, and saltwater to help your child recover soon!
The baby has been passing green stools with bubbles, possibly due to dyspepsia. How should treatment and adjustment be carried out?
After switching from breast milk to formula, the baby’s stool becomes harder and more difficult to pass. This article explores the reasons and solutions.
A baby’s constipation may be caused by insufficient water intake, excessive milk consumption, or low intestinal function. Parents can try increasing the intake of honey water, vegetable puree, and fruit puree. If constipation is severe, a rectal suppository can be used to relieve bowel difficulties. Additionally, children’s Qizhen pills can be considered as an auxiliary treatment.
What to Do If a Baby Inadvertently Injures the Back of Their Head After Falling
A five-month-old girl baby has been drinking formula milk since birth, along with breast milk, but stops after less than a minute each time. She hasn’t been fully weaned due to the convenience of sleeping. She started reducing the use of bottles two months ago and began being fed rice porridge at four months, but she doesn’t like it. How should this be addressed?
Understand the possible causes and coping strategies for a 50-day-old baby who has not had a bowel movement for seven days, including dietary adjustments and appropriate massage techniques.
The baby’s sleep time today is longer than usual, and the number of feedings has decreased. There’s no fever. How should parents respond?
What should you do when your baby shows symptoms of low body temperature?
What should you do if a baby’s nasal congestion persists after a fever?
