A nine and a half month-old baby suddenly developed a fever without any symptoms of a cold. The baby was not very interested in eating, but was not crying or restless, and was in good spirits. After applying a fever-reducing patch and taking 1.5 milliliters of Merck syrup, the temperature dropped to 36.9° before bedtime. However, by 4 am today, the baby’s temperature rose to 37.8° again. By noon today, the temperature rose to 37.9° again. Half a dose of Chai Gui fever-reducing oral liquid was administered, along with another fever-reducing patch. The temperature remains at 37.9°. Should the baby see a doctor, and what could have caused the fever?
At nine months old, the baby’s face is slightly yellow, and they should have already lost the jaundice. This may be due to liver function or bilirubin metabolism abnormalities. It is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for a check-up, including liver function and bilirubin tests, to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment advice.
My baby, who is nine months old, used to have clear mucus but now it has turned yellow and is a bit thick. What could be the cause? Is it serious? The baby’s mouth is full of sticky saliva, almost like they’re swallowing mucus. The baby often swallows saliva. The nose is severely blocked, but everything else is fine. What medicine should I give to treat the mucus? It’s very uncomfortable. Should I give an antibiotic? I’ve already given him cefpodoxime.
At nine months old, if a baby’s nose and the areas around it turn yellow, it could be due to jaundice or other health issues.
My baby is one week old and has diarrhea. Are there any foods my baby should not eat? Can the baby eat cooked apple water and green vegetable soup?
A one-year-old baby has a low weight, normal appetite but slow weight gain. Ask for possible causes and improvement suggestions.
A seven-month-old baby may experience stomach discomfort and reflux when traveling by car, possibly due to their young age and susceptibility to motion sickness.
Offer methods for dealing with anemia in a 7-month-old baby and the mother
A seven-month-old baby is experiencing black green diarrhea, accompanied by runny, sticky mucus. This could be due to dyspepsia, enteritis, or catching a cold. It’s crucial to identify the cause first and provide appropriate treatment, such as taking probiotics, symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication, or undergoing intravenous drip therapy. Also, ensure the baby drinks plenty of warm water and receives appropriate abdominal massage to alleviate symptoms.
Why might a seven-month-old baby not drink milk or eat food? How should this be addressed?
