A newborn’s stool appearing green with milk curds is typically a sign of dyspepsia.

A one-year-old baby’s sudden vomiting at night might be due to dyspepsia or catching a cold.

A three-month-old baby farting in the morning could be a sign of dyspepsia.

If a baby vomits within two hours after breastfeeding, it may be related to dyspepsia. It is recommended to take Chinese patent medicine ‘Xingpi Yang’er Granules’ for opsonize and also increase nutritional supplements such as vitamins and trace elements. In terms of diet, choose easily digestible and absorbable foods. Additionally, if the baby’s mental state is poor, it may be due to heart problems, and it is advised to seek medical examination and treatment as soon as possible.

The baby might have acute enteritis accompanied by dyspepsia, and it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and replenish electrolytes.

Foamy stool in a 4-month-old baby may be a sign of dyspepsia.

My 6.5-month-old baby has been having diarrhea since January 30th. After using BaoLeAn and Montmorillonite Powder, there has been no improvement. On February 1st, I took the baby to the hospital for a stool test, which showed loose stools, 1-2 neutral fat globules, and negative rotavirus. The doctor prescribed medication and administered Montmorillonite Powder enema treatment. Although the frequency of diarrhea decreased, the stools turned dark green starting from the morning of the 3rd. I’m asking how to handle this situation and whether other medications are needed.

An 8-month-old baby suddenly starts coughing up milk, which may be due to zinc deficiency or dyspepsia.

The baby experienced vomiting after consuming both milk powder and apple juice at the same time. It is recommended to separate the intake and observe for signs of dyspepsia.

It could be a symptom of dyspepsia. It’s recommended to pay attention to a diet of light, easily digestible foods, and to take appropriate medication under the guidance of a local doctor.