Seeking solutions for dealing with a three-month-old baby’s diarrhea.

How to deal with diarrhea in infants under one month old?

Newborns may develop jaundice three to five days after birth, which typically peaks around one week and then gradually subsides. As long as the baby is in good spirits, feeding normally, and has normal bowel movements, jaundice can usually be gradually resolved through methods such as increased sun exposure and taking artichoke extract oral solution.

Newborns, due to their immature liver function, are prone to jaundice. How should one handle an elevated jaundice index?

When newborns exhibit jaundice accompanied by elevated liver function, timely blue light therapy for jaundice treatment should be administered, and the cause should be identified to ensure early diagnosis and treatment.

Understanding the causes of excessive eye discharge in infants and proper handling methods to ensure baby’s eye health.

Understanding the causes of excessive eye discharge in newborns and the measures to take, to prevent the occurrence of neonatal conjunctivitis.

What should you do if a newborn develops eye redness and excessive discharge after birth?

If a newborn’s facial features suggest Down syndrome, how should the diagnosis and care be handled?

Discuss the causes and coping strategies for frequent hiccups in newborns, including pre- and post-breastfeeding care and methods to alleviate bloating issues.