If a baby has three bowel movements a day but each time is very little, it may be due to indigestion or Spleen and stomach issues. It is recommended to seek traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
An eight-month-old baby is experiencing infrequent stools, a blackish-green color, and foam-like mucus. This may be due to excessive intake of starchy or sugary foods. It is recommended to adjust the diet structure and provide age-appropriate complementary foods.
The baby experienced diarrhea after switching to a new formula milk, improved after taking probiotics, but still has egg-flower-like substances in the stool. Inquire about the duration of medication and whether it’s safe to introduce oily food.
A 2-month-old baby has a bowel movement every 5 days or so, during which there is often overflow of stool around the anus. Sometimes, they can’t pass stool when sitting on the toilet, and this happens about twice a day. What is the situation?
The baby has been experiencing diarrhea for ten consecutive days, with symptoms including snot-like and egg flower-like stools. Parents are seeking professional advice to improve the condition.
Parents have doubts about the cause and medication for their seven-month-old baby’s diarrhea, and doctors provide treatment suggestions.
If a baby’s diarrhea doesn’t improve after taking medicine like Mommy Love and Simida, it could be due to enteritis or dysentery. It’s advisable to take the child to the hospital for a stool routine test and blood routine test for a definitive diagnosis, so that timely symptomatic treatment can be administered, preventing any delay in the condition. If it’s dysentery, prompt intravenous anti-inflammatory and fluid replacement therapy should be administered.
At 55 days old, a baby developed semi-transparent bumps inside the eyelids, which may be related to spleen deficiency and excessive liver fire.
The baby has a fever, diarrhea, and bloody stools but is in good spirits and has a reduced appetite. It could be a gastrointestinal issue. It’s recommended to regulate the gastrointestinal system and use probiotics.
Frequent and bloody stools in babies may be due to food allergies or digestive discomfort. You can try adjusting the mother’s diet and giving the baby probiotics to improve the symptoms.
