A one-month-old baby having loose stool is a normal physiological phenomenon that will gradually improve as the child grows older.

Persistent vomiting in a two-year-old girl may be due to indigestion or nutritional deficiencies. It’s important to seek a definitive diagnosis and maintain oral hygiene, while consuming more vitamin-rich foods.

Frequent diarrhea accompanied by a lack of appetite

My 5-month-old baby has been frequently experiencing diarrhea recently. What could be the cause? How should I manage it?

Acute nausea and vomiting symptoms are recommended to be treated promptly with anti-infection and antiviral therapy.

Possible Causes and Diagnostic Suggestions for a Four-Month-Old Baby’s Black Stool

Blue stool in infants may be due to indigestion or a cold. It’s recommended to increase milk intake appropriately and check if the nasal congestion is caused by a cold or choking.

My child is four months old and has recently had a decrease in stool volume. I’m worried if this is normal.

When a baby experiences diarrhea, the initial symptoms include an increase in stool frequency and a thinner consistency, accompanied by a sour smell and a small amount of mucus, indicating a mild case of diarrhea.

Baby diarrhea may be caused by indigestion or infection, with symptoms including increased frequency of bowel movements, changes in stool consistency, and possible accompanying dehydration.