How should you handle a baby over six months old who has more frequent bowel movements?

A three-and-a-half-year-old baby suddenly developed a fever in the afternoon, reaching 39 degrees at night. After taking fever-reducing medicine, the body temperature did not drop significantly. Initially, the hands and feet were cold, but then gradually warm, with no other obvious discomfort symptoms.

A three-month-old baby suffering from acute gastroenteritis vomits everything they eat. After receiving intravenous treatment, the symptoms have lessened, but the appetite is poor. It is recommended to conduct a routine blood test to determine the cause and provide appropriate treatment, while also observing the baby’s mental state and administering fluid replacement.

How to Handle a Baby’s Severe Vomiting

If a baby’s bottom is red and swollen after 20 days, it might be a case of diaper rash or eczema. It’s recommended to keep the area dry and consult a hospital for a check-up.

Care suggestions for a baby’s cold and sweaty hands and feet after fever subsides

How to Handle a Baby’s Head Injury Causing Redness and Swelling

A baby’s chapped lips may be due to delicate skin or friction from feeding, and additional water is not necessary.

What should you do if your baby cries and shows a protruding navel? How serious is it?

How to Handle a Baby’s Navel Inflammation in Winter?