Patient's question:
Born in the first half of life, I drank Feihe. After 5 months, I drank about 220 milliliters each time, 4-5 times a day, and showed the appearance of always being very hungry when eating, and ate only a very small amount of supplementary food. After 7 months, I started to switch from one spoonful to add, with a transition period of half a month. During this period, the appetite was not as good as before. Now it has been more than a month since the switch. I only eat 3 times a day, and each time I only eat 200 milliliters, and I don't want to eat supplementary food. The child always shows great unwillingness when drinking milk. Sometimes he vomits after eating, and he often has high fever, sore throat, cough, and doesn't know what the reason is.Doctor's answer:
Every time you switch to a different formula, your baby's digestive system needs a recovery period. If your baby shows signs of not liking this formula, it's best to switch back to the previous brand. It's recommended to choose a formula suitable for your baby's age stage. Most brands offer infant formula for each stage, and a nine-month-old baby can use second-stage formula.