The baby is continuously vomiting, regardless of what they eat, accompanied by high fever and abdominal pain. Despite treatment, there has been no improvement. It is recommended that parents seek professional medical assistance.
How to tackle the issue of a baby vomiting and having diarrhea
How to handle the situation where a baby coughs and reduces milk intake?
A nearly 2-year-old baby has been coughing for over a month, with fewer coughs during the day and more at night, accompanied by difficulty in expectorating phlegm. Parents inquire whether they should continue medication treatment.
A 2-and-a-half-year-old boy has been experiencing coughing, vomiting, and phlegm at night for over 2 months. The cough medicine he’s taken has been ineffective. What precautions should be taken in his diet?
The baby has been feeling unwell recently, leading to a decrease in breastfeeding. How should one handle the situation?
A baby getting a fever after diarrhea might be due to viral infection. It is recommended to provide antiviral treatment and pay attention to fluid intake and rest.
After a baby receives a vaccine, they develop a fever for three days and then the fever subsides, but rashes appear on their body. How should this be handled?
If a baby gets diarrhea after eating fat meat, it might be due to dyspepsia or food intolerance. Parents can try some home remedies, but if symptoms worsen, they should bring the baby to a doctor for further examination and treatment.
Offering Management Methods for Baby Fever
