Newborns and Drooling: Questions and Answers

Drooling in newborns is a normal physiological phenomenon, usually starting around 4 months old due to increased secretion of digestive fluids, but the swallowing reflex function is not yet fully developed. Around 6 months, when the baby’s milk teeth begin to emerge, this may also lead to an increase in saliva production. However, if the child is diagnosed with an endocrine disease, parents should cooperate with the doctor for active treatment and pay attention to the child’s dietary habits, avoiding picky eating and preference for certain foods.
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Newborns Spitting Up Foam and Coughing: Questions and Answers

Parents inquire about a two and a half month old baby experiencing spitting up foam and coughing. Upon inquiry, it is found that the baby has symptoms similar to pneumonia, but due to the age group, the symptoms may not be typical, and there may not be fever or cough. It is recommended to bring the baby to the hospital for an examination and treatment as soon as possible.
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