Baby with repeated vomiting, asking when the vomiting can stop and for treatment suggestions.

Baby Gastrointestinal Issues Guide, addressing the problem of baby’s abnormal stool.

Baby’s genitals have an unusual odor and purulent discharge, seeking medical answers

Babies often experience tracheitis accompanied by fever, which could be one symptom of hereditary rhinitis, but it might also be caused by other factors.

Understand the possible causes and coping measures for a 40-day-old baby who hasn’t defecated for three days.

A three-month-old baby girl was accidentally hit on the forehead during breastfeeding. Initially, there were no signs of injury, but later on, the area became red and swollen. Should we seek emergency medical attention?

The child was born as a small-for-date baby, and postnatal nutrition should be enhanced, and hormone secretion should be checked for normalcy.

How to Handle Baby Girl’s Dyspepsia Problem

A four-month-old baby has one to two bowel movements a day, with green, watery stools that contain mucus and have a sour smell. This could be a sign of dyspepsia. It is recommended to keep the baby’s abdomen warm and try giving probiotics and montmorillonite powder separately. If these measures do not improve the baby’s condition, it is advised to take the baby to the hospital for a routine stool examination to determine if there is a bacterial infection. If there is a bacterial infection, antibiotic treatment may be necessary.

A four-month-old baby is experiencing green stools with mucus. Inquire about the possible causes and solutions.