A 9-month-old baby has lost appetite after a fever and vomiting, with occasional abnormal stool. This could be due to the digestive system not fully recovering. It is recommended to provide easily digestible foods and observe carefully.

Understand the symptoms and preventive measures of a baby’s febrile disease

How to deal with constipation in a 3-month-old baby?

Your child has been crying and fussing non-stop lately, and they’re not eating much. This might be due to constipation. You can take some measures to improve the situation, such as using a pediatric enema or soap swab, but avoid long-term use. Additionally, providing adequate hydration and giving your baby a clockwise abdominal massage can also help alleviate constipation.

A cough in a three-month-old baby may be caused by upper respiratory infection or tracheitis. Consider giving medications such as cefixime and roxithromycin, and ensure adequate hydration and good indoor air circulation.

The baby is 14 months old and has been coughing with phlegm for ten days. The home treatment with cefixime and lung-cleaning medicine has not shown improvement. After three days of treatment at the local health center, there has been no improvement. Now, after one day of taking ambroxol oral solution, there is still no significant improvement. The parents are unsure how to proceed.

This post introduces the Baby Development Standard Comparison Chart and a typical set of abilities and behaviors a baby should possess at this stage.

For a three-and-a-half-month-old baby experiencing diarrhea, it is recommended to take a third of the dose of Simeticon, along with a fifth of the dosage of Compound Coptis Tablet for treatment.

This article addresses the question of whether a baby’s fever could be related to teething.

A baby losing weight might be due to dyspepsia, and treatment can include medication and dietary changes.