The baby just turned a month old and has recently been falling asleep easily after feeding, struggling to burp, and often vomiting with a sticky consistency and granules resembling curd. Additionally, the baby hasn’t had a bowel movement for 4 days, with urine remaining normal. Half a month ago, the jaundice index dropped to 5.1, and now there’s concern it might rise again. It is recommended to give the baby probiotics to nourish the gastrointestinal tract and maintain a light, easy-to-digest diet. If jaundice is a concern, it is advisable to seek medical examination promptly.

Babies may twirl their hands during sleep due to calcium deficiency. It is recommended to check for trace elements and supplement calcium appropriately.

For the issue of frequent diarrhea, traditional Chinese medicine offers an effective solution.

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A baby’s hand tremors may be caused by a lack of calcium, so it’s recommended to supplement with calcium and consume foods rich in calcium.

The best time for surgery should be determined based on the infant’s feeding condition and growth and development status. If feeding is difficult or growth and development is delayed, surgery should be performed early; if growth and development is good, it is recommended to undergo surgery around the age of 1 year.

Twelve-month-old babies often cry before defecating, which may be due to indigestion or constipation. It is recommended to conduct a regular stool examination to determine the cause and prescribe symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication.

Babies’ involuntary movements during sleep may be caused by a lack of calcium. It is recommended to check for trace elements and supplement calcium and vitamin D appropriately.

This article discusses the possible reasons for premature babies’ sensitivity to sounds in pediatrics and provides relevant examination and treatment suggestions.