Discuss whether the sleepiness of a 7-day-old newborn falls within the normal range, providing professional medical insights.

A 7-month-old baby has a low frequency of urination, occasionally accompanied by a faint pink color, and is in good spirits.

A 7-month-old child has been hospitalized after experiencing a high fever and discovering that their white blood cell count is over 20,000. Inquire about the severity and methods to bring it back to a normal range.

Having two bowel movements a day for a 7-year-old may indicate constipation. It is recommended to give the child adequate water and perform clockwise abdominal massage to help improve the condition.

The child is now 80 days old and has been breastfed exclusively. They started passing stools resembling adult feces at 52 days, initially every 3 days, and now up to every 6 days. The baby is eating normally, not crying or fussing, and shows no discomfort. Is this normal? If not, what are the solutions?

A friend’s child was born about five days ago and is now experiencing diarrhea. The family is very worried about the child’s health. Is it normal for a baby born five days ago to have diarrhea? This could be related to the parents’ diet and may also be caused by the baby’s poor digestion. If the baby also has varying degrees of crying or abdominal distension, this could indicate gastrointestinal disorder, and it is recommended to give the baby probiotics or probiotic treatments for the intestines. If diarrhea is accompanied by milk curdles, it is caused by poor digestion, and it is necessary to improve the baby’s dietary habits. It is advised to seek medical treatment promptly.

A seven-month-old girl weighing 12.4 pounds, prone to sweating and crying, but with normal eating and elimination habits. She was previously diagnosed with a calcium and iron deficiency and has been supplementing for a month without any acne appearing on her face. Inquire about whether this situation is normal.

What could be the reasons for a baby to be lethargic during the day? How can you determine if it’s necessary to see a pediatrician or a pediatric surgeon?

A seven-month-old boy has recently been frequently crossing his genitals, turning red and crying, but there are no redness or swelling in the genitals.

Newborns can be affected by diseases, so mothers must take their children to the hospital for timely medical treatment.