Abnormal stool color in newborns may be caused by dyspepsia, which can be improved by adjusting diet and taking probiotics.

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A 17-month-old toddler, after experiencing dyspepsia, refuses to drink milk. Experts suggest offering light and easily digestible foods.

Baby hiccup might be a symptom of dyspepsia, and it’s important to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor’s advice for treatment.

Loose stool in babies may be caused by dyspepsia, and some measures can be taken to improve it.

A baby’s green and runny stool may be a sign of dyspepsia, possibly related to catching a cold, high fat content in diet, or incomplete gastrointestinal development. It is recommended to take oral probiotics for adjustment and pay attention to the mother’s diet, avoiding overly fatty foods.

Considering the possibility of dyspepsia in the child, we suggest using Mommy Love (a probiotic) and Vitamin B6, along with dietary precautions.

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