A baby’s blue lips may be caused by choking on water or other factors. It is recommended to observe and rest, and seek medical attention promptly if it persists.

Babies occasionally coughing, having a fever, and vomiting might be due to dyspepsia, overeating, or respiratory infections. It’s recommended to use fever-reducing medicine, probiotics to adjust the gut, and physical cooling methods.

If a baby has small granules in their stool for one week, it might be a symptom of indigestion. It can be regulated by taking pepsin powder and Mami Love, along with attention to warmth and increased water intake.

Children frequently soiling their pants may be caused by various reasons, including enteritis, psychological stress, or physical discomfort. Parents can adopt observation and training methods to help children resolve this issue.

Understand the possible causes of rapid breathing in a three-and-a-half-month-old baby and appropriate treatment methods.

A two-month-old baby’s bloody stool may be due to anal injury or improper feeding leading to diarrhea. However, according to the test results, the possibility of anal injury is higher. Proper feeding and hydration, along with the consumption of Sanqi powder, may aid in recovery. It is recommended to further check the baby’s platelet count and coagulation time to confirm if there are any issues with the clotting system.

Discuss the possible reasons for a 9-month-old baby’s neck tilting to the right, and how to correct it through massage and medical advice.

Explore the possible reasons for a male baby’s cough with phlegm and provide treatment suggestions.

The possible cause of a baby having loose stool may be dyspepsia. It is recommended that parents take some measures to help improve the baby’s condition.

A one and a half-year-old child with persistent high fever, with elevated white blood cell count and neutrophils, and increased CRP levels, suggests a bacterial infection. It is recommended to use cephalosporin antibiotics and to increase fluid intake to boost immunity. If the fever does not subside, hospitalization may be necessary.