A newborn at 11 days old often doesn’t cry much, only doing so when hungry or defecating, which might be due to dyspepsia.

A newborn baby in the postpartum period is experiencing watery milk residue in stools, with an increase in defecation frequency and straining during each bowel movement. What could be the cause?

Newborn baby vomiting may be caused by dyspepsia or gastrointestinal dysfunction. It is recommended to use pediatric tonifying the spleen powder or Mami Love and other medications for treatment, and pay attention to the feeding speed. If the baby is premature and shows a series of related symptoms, it is advisable to take the child to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible to avoid deterioration of the condition. For parents, it is very important to observe the child’s symptoms changes and treat promptly.

Why do newborns have milk curd stool? How can it be solved?

Newborn diarrhea and constipation may be related to viral or bacterial infections, or changes in weather and catching a cold may also be causes.

Inquire about the reasons for a newborn’s persistent diarrhea and passing stool with farting, as well as possible causes and treatment methods.

Why do newborns keep having loose stools with little quantity?

A parent inquires about the management of a newborn’s persistent diarrhea.

If a newborn has green, runny stools with mucus after breastfeeding, it might be due to dyspepsia. It’s recommended to adjust the diet and give probiotics.

Full-month-old newborns have smelly farts and changed stool consistency, suspected of dyspepsia.