Explore the possible causes and treatment suggestions for a 7-month-old baby experiencing diarrhea for seven consecutive days, including medication treatment under medical guidance and dietary adjustments.
An 8-month-old baby has been experiencing persistent abdominal distension and constipation. How should it be handled?
A mother inquires about her 9-month-old daughter’s persistent green stools for twenty days, accompanied by milk curds and a sticky texture, along with frequent diarrhea and fever, seeking advice on treatment.
The child may have poor digestion. It is recommended to pay attention to diet, eat less cold and greasy foods, try some millet congee, and take Lactase and Simethicone medication to observe.
A five-month-old baby is continuously vomiting without being able to expel any substance, accompanied by a slight cough. After taking medication, the symptoms worsened. Is this a drug reaction, or could it be due to the baby’s mother also taking cough medicine? Is it serious? What could be the cause? Do we need to take the baby to the hospital? Previous treatment history and outcomes: There have been similar episodes before, but not as frequent. What kind of assistance is needed: Is it serious? What could be the cause? Do we need to take the baby to the hospital?
The child has been suffering from diarrhea for ten days, with no significant improvement after taking MamiAi and Simida. The stool is loose and yellow-green. It is recommended to take Wending Yang’er Granules and pay attention to keeping warm and drinking plenty of water.
A four-month-old baby’s black-green stool may be due to unabsorbed iron reacting with air, or it could be related to dyspepsia.
A one-year-old child has been constipated for ten days without improvement, seeking methods to improve gastrointestinal function
A seven-month-old baby is experiencing loose stools with black granules, which may be due to dyspepsia.
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