If a baby has a cough and cold accompanied by symptoms like runny nose, excessive tears, irregular bowel movements, and restless sleep at night, how should one treat it symptomatically?

The baby is 13 months old and has had diarrhea for the past two days, with loose stools and a slight whitish tinge. The baby has been drinking formula milk and consuming complementary foods such as eggs and rice porridge. There is also some vomiting, which is minimal, and the stools have a strong, sour smell. Based on your situation, the baby may be experiencing nausea and vomiting caused by rotavirus infection. It is recommended to pay attention to giving the baby oral probiotics to aid digestion, and if there are frequent bowel movements, oral rehydration salts are needed.

If your baby’s morning cough persists for a long time, consider medication treatment.

A baby’s frequent nighttime coughing could be due to an upper respiratory infection. It is recommended to treat with medications like amoxicillin.

If a child wets the bed twice a night, it’s important to first find out the cause and treat accordingly

How to handle blisters on a two-month-old baby’s tongue from burns?

As winter approaches, some people often experience cracking on the heels and sides of their feet. The treatment involves tightly wrapping the cracks at night, and by the next day, healing can be observed, with proven effectiveness.

How can a 5-month-old baby diagnosed with cerebral palsy receive treatment and rehabilitation?

How to treat a child with chicken pox and fever?

My child has been shaking during cold weather, tutoring, researching, and sleeping. I don’t know how to treat it.