Common causes and solutions for a baby’s loose stools

A newborn with gastrointestinal symptoms is experiencing stool with purulent blood. After medication, the stool has improved to a yellow, mucoid consistency. Seeking medication advice.

Frequent diarrhea and dry vomiting in a three-year-old child may be caused by gastrointestinal discomfort or eating spoiled food. It is recommended to use pediatric acupuncture and medication for treatment to help the child recover faster.

A dry cough in children may be caused by acute gastritis or catching a cold. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly, take symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication, drink plenty of water, and pay attention to staying warm.

Solutions for a 10-Month-Old Baby’s Constipation Problem

If a 5-month-old baby is showing a lack of appetite, it may be a sign of temporary gastrointestinal dysfunction, possibly related to improper parenting methods or inappropriate introduction of complementary foods. This condition is usually not severe and can be managed by administering probiotics like BabyLean or JinShuangxi to regulate gastrointestinal function.

A newborn at 29 days old has been consistently experiencing diarrhea since birth, with occasional stools resembling egg whites, which may indicate an enteritis infection. It is recommended to use medication for treatment and to supplement with probiotics for opsonize.

A two-month-old baby hasn’t had a bowel movement for five days, but is feeding and acting normally. What should be done? Previous treatment and effectiveness: None, seeking assistance on what to do.

A four-month-old baby fed only breast milk experienced constipation after eating egg yolk. The question is whether to stop feeding egg yolk and to provide improvement methods.

Understand the possible causes of a baby’s long-term diarrhea and increased defecation frequency, as well as how to treat the symptoms to alleviate the condition.