Patient's question:
2/5, the baby started getting sick, and on the 11th, they recovered. During the illness, the baby was only eating rice soup and congee. It wasn't until the 13th that they started drinking milk, along with two meals of rice porridge a day, and the rest of the time was milk. But I feel like the baby gets hungry very quickly, needing to eat every 2-3 hours. I'm considering how to gradually introduce solid foods, especially meat, to the baby.What assistance is needed: Can the baby now be given meat-based foods like fish? Also, could you please tell me how long it will take before calcium supplements can be resumed? The baby is ready to drink Longmu (a traditional Chinese medicine preparation).
Doctor's answer:
In this case, as long as the child's nausea and vomiting resolve on their own, the current diet can gradually transition back to normal. This will help increase nutrition and promote the child's physical growth and development. It is recommended to actively try oral Mimi Ai + Baby Jianpi San to see the effect. Coordinate with a light diet, actively enhance nutrition and digestion, and focus on regulating fluid digestion. Approximately one week later, you can introduce fish and meat puree. Pay attention to feeding in small, frequent meals and carefully observe for any changes. Over time, the child can fully recover. At the same time, avoid overly greasy foods and gradually introduce them. This will allow the intestines to recover gradually, leading to better results.