At 11 months old, the baby had diarrhea for a week and now is suffering from constipation. The baby cries and sweats during bowel movements, and even has purulent stools. How can the situation be improved?
A 11-month-old baby is experiencing persistent diarrhea with egg flower-like stools. How should this be handled?
A 13-month-old baby with hand, foot, and mouth disease was hospitalized for three days without eating solid food, only consuming packaged milk. Today, the baby vomited three times and passed milk curds. Seeking professional advice.
If a baby’s testicles turn red while wearing diapers, it might be caused by a diaper rash. It’s recommended to switch to breathable cotton diapers and gently clean the baby’s private area with water to help the baby recover.
A 14-month-old baby experiences weakness in the left leg after receiving the Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease vaccine, which may be a common post-vaccination reaction.
A 15-month-old baby has a dark complexion and pale lips. Possible causes and suggestions.
At 15 months old, the baby’s scrotum cannot feel the testicles. Inquiry about the handling method.
Offering handling suggestions for a 17-day-old baby experiencing diarrhea, excessive eye discharge, and vomiting due to formula milk adaptation.
A 18-month-old baby has blood in the nasal mucus, possibly due to dry indoor air or constipation. It is recommended to drink more water, maintain indoor humidity, and appropriately consume fruit purees and intestinal probiotics to relieve constipation.
After a baby experiences upper respiratory infection, there may be a decrease in gastrointestinal function. It is recommended to treat the infection simultaneously and adjust the intestinal flora.
