The baby might be experiencing dry heaves. It is recommended to adopt the correct posture for the baby to vomit, such as lying on their side or sitting up, and avoid distracting the baby while feeding. If the baby chokes, you can bend the baby’s waist at a 90-degree angle, use your thumb to press on the chest and push upwards, or place the baby face down and pat on the back.
Severe constipation may increase the risk of colon cancer, but not all constipation will develop into cancer. Improving lifestyle habits and regular health check-ups are important measures for preventing cancer.
An 8-year-old child experienced severe vomiting at the age of 5 due to an overdose, leading to symptoms such as loss of appetite, weight loss, and pale complexion. Since then, the child has shown slow growth and development, and frequent visits to the doctor have been attributed to indigestion. The child often loses appetite completely, experiences excessive flatulence, constant yawning, and fatigue. Now aged 8, this has become a headache for the parents, with the child’s skin appearing pale and having dark spots. Experts are requested to provide solutions. Past treatment and outcomes: Frequent use of stomach-soothing medications with no significant improvement. Required assistance: Is there a need to take medication for potential stomach damage from excessive vomiting? The child is thin and yellowish, which may be related to poor digestion and insufficient evening meal intake. The child has been eating very little for dinner for a long time, leading to an imbalanced diet, which can easily result in malnutrition and deficiencies in various vitamins and minerals, lowering immunity. Firstly, parents should set an example by not being picky eaters. Secondly, the variety of food types and flavors should be diversified. For instance, if the child dislikes rice and buns, noodles can be tried, switching to different types of food.
Improvement Methods for Children with Poor Digestive Function and Probiotic Consumption Recommendations
Jin Shuangqi, Peifengcong, and Mami Love can be alternated for a five-month-old baby to regulate the digestive system, but attention should be paid to dosage and dietary adjustment.
A patient inquires about medication options for a thick, yellow tongue coating, as well as issues related to weak constitution and Qi deficiency.
Sibling’s Abdominal Pain Management Suggestions
A six-month-old baby experienced bowel dryness after taking an excessive amount of ceftriaxone, seeking improvement advice.
A six-month-old infant was hospitalized for a week due to diarrhea accompanied by convulsions, and the parents want to know if the child can be discharged.
A 2-year-3-month-old daughter has been frequently saying she needs to defecate in the past month, but when she squats down, she can’t go. This situation might be due to insufficient Qi and blood in the large intestine, leading to blockages in the meridians. You can try using 10g of traditional Chinese medicine banxia ye to make a decoction for drinking, or massage the Hegu point to relieve symptoms. At the same time, parents should pay attention to their child’s diet, avoid irritating and cold foods, and cooperate with medical treatment such as gastrointestinal decompression.
