Medical advice for dealing with rotavirus diarrhea

Babies often suffer from constipation, with dry and hard stools or infrequent bowel movements every 2-3 days or even longer. Even with green vegetables in their diet, they still frequently experience constipation. It’s heart-wrenching to see them in pain during bowel movements.

Your two-month-old baby keeps crying at night, with hands and feet moving vigorously. Sometimes, they suddenly wake up and cry, with a cough and phlegm in their throat. What should you do?

My child has been suffering from diarrhea since they were nine months old, and now they are ten and a half months old. During this time, there have been repeated episodes of diarrhea, with one every ten to half a month. The stool contains undigested particles, and during the diarrhea, there are three to four bowel movements a day. Sometimes the stomach makes a drum-like sound.

It is recommended that children with malnutrition and anemia consume more foods like pork liver, duck blood, spinach, red dates, and black soybeans, and supplement vitamins to maintain a balanced diet. They should also adopt a diet of small meals throughout the day, engage in moderate physical exercise, maintain a regular lifestyle, and regularly visit the hospital for check-ups.

Reasons and Treatment Suggestions for Bedwetting in Children Over Five Years Old

My daughter is just over six months old and has been suffering from abdominal bloating for a while, along with frequent diarrhea. During episodes of diarrhea, her diet remains normal and she maintains a good spirit. However, she tends to toss and turn during sleep at night, with very shallow sleep. What kind of food should I give her?

For a 3-year-old, it is very important to consume foods rich in trace elements in appropriate amounts.

Suggestions for Calcium Supplementation for One-Year-Old Babies

Symptoms and treatment methods for babies with poor brain development