An eight-month-old baby has been running a fever continuously. After taking medication, the body temperature dropped, but soon rose again. Parents inquire whether it is safe to use sweating to lower the temperature, and whether the baby should be taken to the doctor for an injection. The doctor advises to find the cause of the fever, take targeted medication, and provides some home care suggestions.
Offer suggestions and care methods for baby diarrhea.
What should you do when your baby spits up or vomits? It’s normal for babies to spit up, especially during feeding. To prevent this, try to feed your baby in small portions and allow them to eat frequently rather than in large amounts. After feeding, avoid turning your baby upside down immediately. If your baby vomits, support their head and gently pat their back to help them expel air from their stomach. Wishing your baby a healthy growth.
Offer advice on dealing with baby spitting up and crying.
An explanation of common issues and solutions for newborn constipation.
What should parents do if their baby falls off the bed and hits the head?
After the baby received the oral polio vaccine, she vomited breast milk. Does this affect the vaccine’s effectiveness?
When introducing complementary foods for infants, it is important to introduce each item individually and observe the baby’s digestion and absorption for at least 3 to 4 days after adding each new food. If the baby shows signs of decreased appetite, abnormal bowel movements, or allergic reactions, the food should be temporarily discontinued until symptoms subside, and then reintroduced in small amounts.
A 50-day-old baby’s crying at night has caused a hoarse voice, possibly due to dry indoor air or cold exposure. It is recommended to maintain a room temperature of 22 to 24 degrees Celsius and humidity of 50% to 60%, and to take precautions against cold.
Explains the possible causes and treatment methods for a child having excessive eye discharge
