The snoring and bubble burping that newborns exhibit while sleeping may be a normal physiological phenomenon, but could also be a sign of respiratory problems. Understand the causes and solutions.
For a one-month-old baby experiencing persistent coughing, some solutions and suggestions for preventing aspiration pneumonia are provided.
Baby hiccup might be a symptom of dyspepsia, and it’s important to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor’s advice for treatment.
At forty days old, the baby has been spitting up since the first full month of eating milk. After vomiting, the baby cries and wants to eat again, almost every meal results in spitting. Could it be pyloric stenosis? If so, how is it treated, and is surgery necessary?
For constipation in breastfed newborns, which may be caused by insufficient body fluids or internal heat in the gastrointestinal tract, it is recommended to use the Biaonaitong tea for treatment and to follow the doctor’s instructions.
Solutions and Recommendations for Newborn Constipation Issues
At 7 months old, the baby sleeps for only about 30 minutes each time during the day and is restless, possible causes and solutions
A 20-day-old newborn often vomits and has difficulty defecating, crying during bowel movements and straining with a flushed face during naps. Possible reasons include underdeveloped digestive system, horizontal positioning of the stomach, and a relaxed lower esophageal sphincter, which makes vomiting more likely after movement. As the baby grows older and starts walking, these symptoms will gradually improve. Constipation may be caused by insufficient water intake or if the mother consumes too much greasy or spicy food. The baby’s straining and flushed face during naps are normal growth phenomena and should not be a cause for concern.
Unrestrained bowel movements in newborns can be addressed through surgical treatment and maintaining good living habits
Explore the reasons behind a four-month-old baby’s low birth weight and provide appropriate nutritional advice to promote healthy growth.