Babies may not drink formula after a fever due to oral pain or discomfort. Parents can try washing the bottle with warm water, check if the formula has expired or gone bad, or switch to a different brand. If the situation persists, it’s advisable to seek medical attention promptly.

Should infants undergo routine heart exams?

Children’s diarrhea may be caused by intestinal flora imbalance, and it is recommended to check and take medication to increase beneficial bacteria, while avoiding the consumption of sour, spicy, greasy foods.

Children’s leg cramps and foot pain may be caused by calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement calcium appropriately and pay attention to local warmth to prevent catching a cold. When cramps occur, it is advisable to straighten the legs to alleviate the pain. If symptoms are severe, it is recommended to go to a local regular hospital for specialized examination and diagnosis for targeted treatment. In addition, newborn asphyxia refers to the condition where a newborn has weak or no breathing due to hypoxia at birth, accompanied by symptoms such as cyanosis, slow heart rate, poor or absent neurologic reflexes, which is one of the causes of perinatal infant mortality.

When a child just learns to walk, if the parent notices an unstable gait, it may be caused by muscle relaxation or other diseases. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly for examination and treatment, and to strengthen exercise to enhance physical fitness.

My 1-year-old baby has developed bronchitis, with symptoms of coughing. After 6 days of ceftriaxone and azithromycin treatment, the condition is mostly controlled. However, the baby has a fever in the hands and feet and feels like vomiting at night. Possible causes and solutions.

A one-year-old baby is experiencing diarrhea. The question is whether there are any dietary restrictions, and whether cooked apple water and green vegetable soup can be consumed.

A parent inquires about whether a baby needs to change formula milk after experiencing persistent diarrhea following the switch.

Offer treatment suggestions for children with persistent low fever, runny nose, excessive phlegm, and crying, including both traditional Chinese and Western medicine approaches.

For a six-month-old baby with a cough after a cold, consider using pediatric cough syrup and expectorant granules.