FAQs and Answers on Treating Diarrhea in a 5-Month-Old Baby

My baby, who is nine months old, used to have clear mucus but now it has turned yellow and is a bit thick. What could be the cause? Is it serious? The baby’s mouth is full of sticky saliva, almost like they’re swallowing mucus. The baby often swallows saliva. The nose is severely blocked, but everything else is fine. What medicine should I give to treat the mucus? It’s very uncomfortable. Should I give an antibiotic? I’ve already given him cefpodoxime.

My child is three years old and still wets the bed at night. I want to know the reasons and solutions.

Baby cough with phlegm may be caused by a cold, and it is recommended to use medication for treatment and combine it with dietary adjustment.

Inquiring about a baby’s symptoms of runny nose, sneezing, and coughing after catching a cold, ineffective after taking Paracetamol Amine granules for two days, hoping for better treatment advice.

Baby diarrhea may be caused by indigestion or abdominal cold, and it is recommended to use medication and abdominal warmth to improve the condition.

Inquire about treatment methods for baby diarrhea, including frequency, symptoms, and medical measures already taken.

The child has been sweating frequently lately, crying and fussing, but no abnormalities were found during checks. Seeking advice on how to handle the situation.

A one-year-old baby fell from a stroller, landing on the head, cried for five minutes, then recovered. Concerned about possible injuries, how to determine if the baby needs medical attention.

A parent inquires about their 10-month-old baby’s fever and suspected symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease, and receives professional medical advice.