For a 9-month-old baby, if the stool becomes hard and thick, it can be improved by drinking more water, gently massaging the baby’s belly in a clockwise direction, and incorporating foods like dragon fruit juice or pumpkin puree into the diet.
A baby might vomit after drinking milk due to a cold or gastrointestinal flu, or possibly an infection caused by bacteria. It is recommended to check the baby’s body temperature and observe for signs of fever. Since a baby’s gastrointestinal function may be weak, it is advised to reduce the baby’s food intake. Additionally, this could be due to a bacterial infection, so further observation and examination are suggested.
A baby’s lack of hair growth at the back of the head might be related to nutritional deficiencies or hair follicle damage, and measures are suggested to improve the situation
The baby is on mixed feeding and is now 100 days old. He has always disliked drinking water. What should be done?
A six-month-old baby may lose interest in breast milk or solid food due to indigestion or hot weather, and should seek medical assistance as soon as possible.
If your child has acute enteritis, symptoms may include vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and dehydration. It is recommended to provide adequate rest, a light, warm, and easy-to-digest diet, and to supplement fluids. Montmorillonite powder can be taken to alleviate diarrhea. In severe cases of dehydration, immediate hospital treatment with intravenous fluid therapy is necessary, which usually takes several days to recover. Wishing your child a speedy recovery.
A four-month-old baby poops four to five times a day, with milk-like lumps and a fishy smell. How can this be improved?
If a baby is experiencing a runny nose and sneezing, it may be due to a cold. It is recommended to use appropriate medication for treatment and to drink plenty of water.
When a five-month-old baby has a fever and hot hands and feet, you can try using Huto and Meilin oral liquid to reduce the fever and pay attention to any other symptoms. If the situation does not improve, it is recommended to take the child to a pediatrician for a detailed examination as soon as possible.
How should one handle the issue of a child losing appetite and weight after weaning?
