Patient's question:
A bit hazy. Onset time: Since starting on formula. Testing and examination results: None. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. Any assistance matters: Does it matter?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it should be 2 times a day, but you should check the consistency of the stool. For a 14-month-old child, the stool should be formed, not loose and mushy. If it's formed, it might be possible that you gave your baby bananas or other easily digestible foods. If it's quite loose, it could also be a symptom of a fever. Because the doctor said that sometimes the early signs of a baby's cold are diarrhea, not a runny nose or hiccups.Alternatively, if your baby uses a bottle, you should sterilize it by boiling it in water for a few minutes, as it's easy for bacteria to accumulate in warm weather, especially when it's put in the refrigerator and then taken out. After all, the refrigerator is not sterile. If you're still not sure, you can take the stool to the hospital for a quick test—it's very convenient!