Stool tests can be used to evaluate the digestive absorption function of a ten-month-old infant, but a combination of other factors should be considered for accurate assessment.

Addressing Dietary Issues for Infants with Abdominal Discomfort

Learn How to Confirm Chronic Gastritis

Stool discharge with flatulence in children may be caused by heat stroke or the intake of excessive undigested protein. It is recommended to administer oral medication and ensure the child drinks plenty of water, and eats smaller, more frequent meals.

How to handle a 5-year-old’s lack of appetite and dietary preferences

This article provides treatment suggestions for a 6-month-old baby’s indigestion and diarrhea.

For a baby who has a bowel movement seven times a day, it is recommended to avoid catching a cold, adjust diet appropriately, and undergo care under a doctor’s guidance.

This article provides suggestions for dealing with a three-year-old’s lack of appetite and frequent fevers, including dietary adjustments, increased activity levels, and nutritional supplementation.

Solutions and Preventive Measures for a Two-Month-Old Baby’s Constipation

Baby constipation may be caused by internal heat or dietary issues. It is recommended to increase water intake and abdominal massage to improve the condition.