An 11-month-old baby dislikes drinking water, often has a fever, sweats excessively, and sometimes becomes restless and has poor appetite. The baby has a history of pneumonia but no identified allergens and asthma issues. What assistance is needed?
Your baby has recently been easily distracted during feeding and unwilling to swallow the milk they suck out, possibly due to indigestion or zinc deficiency leading to reduced appetite. You can try giving them the Compound Chicken Gizzard Powder for treatment and observe the results. It is recommended to take your baby to a pediatrician for a consultation to determine the cause and adopt a diet of small, frequent meals. Meanwhile, you can try abdominal massage and letting your baby drink small amounts of warm water several times a day, but never force feeding. These suggestions are for a 94-day-old baby who is not focused on feeding, and hope they are helpful. Wishing you and your baby good health!
Firstly, it is recommended that you take your child for a routine blood test to determine if they have anemia and to provide iron supplements. Additionally, it is advisable to undergo a brain MRI to rule out any potential brain damage and receive appropriate rehabilitation treatment.
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A 19-month-old child frequently vomits while eating rice, congee, noodles, etc., leading to a decrease in food intake and reliance mainly on milk feeding. They have previously been hospitalized for bronchitis pneumonia and are suspected to be related to a cold. Ask experts how to diagnose and handle this situation.
The baby doesn’t want to breastfeed and eats very little in solid foods, resulting in slow weight gain. How can this be improved?
Baby may experience diarrhea from eating rice noodles, but proper and moderate intake along with a balanced diet can aid in healthy growth. In case of severe diarrhea, consider medication or fluid replacement to avoid dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.
