Explore the possible reasons for a newborn’s persistent crying and refusal to eat, and provide parents with coping suggestions.

What should be done if a four-month-old baby experiences diarrhea symptoms?

After receiving the Hand, Foot, and Mouth vaccine, children may experience diarrhea, vomiting, and fever symptoms, which could be related to dyspepsia. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.

This article discusses the causes of abdominal distension in premature infants and the corresponding treatment methods. It is recommended to take oral probiotics and intestinal health supplements, increase water intake, feed breast milk in small amounts and more frequently, pay attention to dietary habits, avoid spicy foods, and also use a warm compress on the abdomen to relieve distension.

A four-month-old baby may have defecated four times in a day due to cold or dyspepsia.

An infant of 45 days old still has jaundice and keeps crying during naps, which may indicate respiratory infection and dyspepsia.

This article discusses the possible reasons for long defecation cycles in babies and provides relevant suggestions.

An ten-month-old baby experienced weakness after eating oranges, recovered after being massaged, but similar symptoms recurred with dry heaves and vomiting. The doctor recommended using Lactase Multi-enzyme Tablets and to be cautious about preventing recurrence.

After a baby receives the Hepatitis B vaccine at one month old, symptoms such as vomiting, forceful spitting up, and restless sleep may occur. This could be due to indigestion caused by catching a cold. It is recommended to take Simmered Four Herbs decoction along with Children’s Chicken Gizzard Powder for adjustment. Additionally, it is important to pay attention to proper feeding, avoid picky eating, and maintain good hygiene habits.

Vomiting after drinking formula milk in babies may be caused by dyspepsia. It is recommended to take some measures to improve the condition.