Stool with mucus in an 8-month-old baby may indicate dyspepsia.

Advice for babies who dislike drinking water and have dry stools, occurring every 3 to 4 days. Previous treatment with Han Sen Si Mo Decoction for a week slightly stabilized the condition, but the symptoms recurred after discontinuing the medication.

Insufficient breast milk, the baby refuses to drink formula milk, and has low birth weight. How should parents cope with this situation?

A baby refusing to eat can lead to malnutrition and a decline in immunity.

If your baby is experiencing green, watery stools with bubbles, it may be a sign of dyspepsia. Avoid greasy foods for a short period and consider using Baohuo Wan to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. Additionally, roasting and shelling radish seeds (also known as white radish seeds) and then decocting them can also effectively alleviate this condition.

Understand the possible causes of a baby’s long-term diarrhea and increased defecation frequency, as well as how to treat the symptoms to alleviate the condition.

Provide solutions for dealing with a baby’s decreased appetite and frequent defecation leading to weight loss

A child has had diarrhea for a week, with seven or eight bowel movements a day, and poor sleep. This could be due to dyspepsia or intestinal dysfunction. It’s important to check for respiratory infections and consider increasing intake of high-fiber foods, drinking plenty of water, using rectal suppositories if necessary, and avoiding spicy or irritating foods.

The baby has had diarrhea for over a week, with green stools containing white mucus and blood streaks. It is recommended to check the baby’s stool regularly and take medication accordingly.

If a baby’s stool becomes loose and resembles egg flowers, with an increased frequency, it may be a sign of dyspepsia. Suggestions are offered to improve the condition.