The patient described a persistent sensation of a foreign object in the esophagus, similar to the feeling of being too full, yet accompanied by a feeling of hunger. This symptom usually subsides after drinking water or belching, but there has been no improvement. It is recommended to undergo a gastroscopy to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment.
A 10-kilogram infant experienced fever-free epilepsy after four consecutive days of diarrhea, raising concerns among parents about whether it was caused by indigestion or epilepsy.
A five-month-old baby is experiencing diarrhea with yellow-green stool accompanied by mucus, occurring four to five times daily. The baby is in good spirits, napping and eating normally. Previous treatment and effects: taken probiotics. Seeking assistance: what disease is it, and what medication can treat it?
A five-month-old baby has been experiencing vomiting without any regurgitation of substances. Possible causes include indigestion, gastrointestinal dysfunction, cough or sputum irritating the recurrent laryngeal nerve, side effects of certain medications, and rare infectious brain diseases. Parents are advised to carefully read the instructions for the baby’s medication and change the medication if gastrointestinal side effects are detected. At the same time, observe the baby’s condition changes, including whether the vomiting is projectile, the appearance of stools, and urine output. Oral digestive aids can be tried; if there is no improvement, the baby should be taken to a doctor immediately to avoid delaying the condition.
Improper liver and spleen balance, disharmony between the liver and stomach leading to abnormal bowel movements and abdominal discomfort.
Is a four-month-old baby’s stool containing mucus or resembling egg whites during pure breast milk feeding a sign of indigestion?
A seven-month-old baby was diagnosed with hidden blood and purulent cells in their stool at four months old, followed by symptoms of enteritis.
A four-year-old child is suffering from digestive issues, abdominal bloating, and loose stools, possibly due to a fever-induced intestinal dysfunction
Nutritional advice for a four-year-old child with stomach and spleen imbalance.
When a baby experiences diarrhea and has bowel movements every time they urinate, how should parents handle the situation?
