Patient's question:
Little girl just turned one week old, weighing 6.8 pounds at birth and measuring 51 cm in height. Now she weighs 18 pounds and is 75 cm tall. In recent days, every afternoon around 4 o'clock, she wakes up and urinates frequently. By about 8:30 PM before bedtime, she can urinate 7 to 8 times, with each urination being of medium volume. The bones on her upper body are very visible, and her weight hasn't changed much in the past two months, nor had she felt this thin in the days before. In the morning, she eats 200 ML of formula milk, at noon she has a bowl of eight-treasure thick porridge, and around 5:30 PM in the afternoon, she eats a bowl of noodles, each meal being about 2 to 3 tablespoons. She also eats some fruits in between, such as apples and oranges. Every night she wakes upDoctor's answer:
Hello, according to the description, if the child eats well and is not picky, their bowel movements, sleep, and attention are all good. Thinness is related to genetics, or it could be that the child exercises too much during the day and consumes too much energy. Don't worry too much—just focus on their health. They should also eat more coarse and nutritious foods.Child health issues have always troubled parents. When treating this condition, consider adopting general treatment methods. Only by using the correct approach can family members help the child recover from the illness as soon as possible, without affecting their growth and development. Therefore, parents must pay attention to their child's condition and take them to a doctor for timely treatment.