A three-year-old child frequently vomits during dinner, requiring attention to dietary and digestive issues

A baby’s breath with a sour smell may be related to dyspepsia or oral diseases, and it is recommended to adjust dietary habits and drink adequate amounts of water.

After a week of consuming formula milk, the child’s stool first turned black and then green, which may indicate dyspepsia. Although vaccination is administered through subcutaneous injection, it is recommended to do so only when the digestive system is normal. It is suggested to temporarily switch to a combination of breast milk and formula feeding until the child’s digestive system recovers, and then return to full formula feeding.

The patient describes difficulty swallowing after eating, along with recent symptoms of stomach bloating and indigestion.

Loose stools in children may be caused by dyspepsia, which can be improved by adjusting the diet and consuming probiotics. If the situation does not improve, it is necessary to seek medical assistance.

Babies who haven’t gained weight between two and three months old may be suffering from dyspepsia. It is recommended to take measures to promote digestion and defecation.

My 10-month-old baby has been experiencing diarrhea with yellow stools that contain water. At what age can babies use pediatric diarrhea patches? Experts recommend switching to probiotics and montmorillonite powder, while continuing breastfeeding without adding any solid foods. If the treatment is ineffective after 2 days, it’s advisable to consult a doctor. Diarrhea in babies is often due to catching a cold or poor gastrointestinal health. Prolonged diarrhea can lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction, so it’s important to check the baby’s stool for signs of dyspepsia or enteritis and be aware of any intestinal dysfunction caused by a cold. If it’s dyspepsia, oral administration of Shanyao Jianpi Oral Liquid and montmorillonite powder is recommended. In severe cases, hospitalization for intravenous treatment may be necessary, extending the breastfeeding intervals to allow the gastrointestinal tract to rest, drinking more water. If solid foods have been introduced, they should be temporarily halted or reduced; gradually resume after improvement. It’s especially important to avoid indigestible foods.

The baby has been constantly coughing, spitting up milk, not eating or drinking water for the past five days, accompanied by foul-smelling vomit and white stools. No treatment has been received yet. What should be done?

A 11-month-old baby is experiencing persistent diarrhea with egg flower-like stools. How should this be handled?

A 3 and a half month old baby is experiencing watery stools for 4 days, accompanied by yellow stools, and today, clay-colored stools appeared (after taking traditional Chinese medicine yesterday). Due to insufficient breast milk, the baby has been fed formula multiple times and has consumed fish soup and pork rib soup. Stool tests show the presence of fat globules, and the doctor has diagnosed dyspepsia. Treatments include Bubu belly button plasters, traditional Chinese medicine, Simeticon, and Laxative granules. The inquiry includes past treatment situations and effects, as well as how to quickly stop diarrhea and explain the reason for the clay-colored stools.