Frequent night waking in infants may be due to overheating or growth pain, and it can be tried to reduce the weight of the blanket or appropriately supplement calcium and vitamin D.
If a baby refuses to drink milk and has an abnormal frequency of bowel movements, it may be a sign of constipation. You can try using probiotics and abdominal massage to adjust.
Finding blood in a baby’s stool may be a sign of gastrointestinal issues. Parents should pay attention to cold prevention, dietary hygiene, and treatment under a doctor’s guidance.
Understanding the possible causes and steps to resolve breast redness after weaning
Children may sweat at night due to vigorous growth and metabolism, as well as underdeveloped autonomic nervous system, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. If accompanied by symptoms such as restlessness, restless sleep, easy to be awakened, flat head, bald pillow, pigeon chest, it is recommended to consult a doctor.
Children may sweat unnecessarily while lying flat, which might be related to a calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement with calcium and get more sun exposure to promote calcium absorption.
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Nail fractures in 8-month-old babies may be due to a lack of Vitamin B or calcium. It is recommended to undergo trace element testing and appropriate supplementation. Additionally, more sun exposure and a balanced diet can help improve nail issues.
A 2-month-old baby has not pooped for 4 days after drinking formula milk, even after taking probiotics for two days with no improvement. Inquiry about whether to continue taking probiotics and how to handle constipation issues. Additionally, the baby’s weight has not increased after a month of drinking formula milk, and the formula has been changed twice. Currently using a new formula, inquire whether it is necessary to change the formula again.
Newborns often cry during feeding at night, which may be due to intestinal colic, a common condition in healthy infants aged 3 weeks to 4-6 months. Treatment can include medication such as oral simethicone to adjust intestinal motility, or wrapping the baby tightly during crying to provide abdominal compression for comfort.
