Patient's question:
Appetite, food intake, deep sleep are normal. Bowel movement frequency is high, sometimes dry and sometimes loose. Weight loss of 150 grams this month, negative growth. Twenty days ago, the cause was unfavorable. Previous treatment and effectiveness: In the last two days, taking Mamiao has not significantly improved the bowel movement. Cares about how...Doctor's answer:
Your child is 8 months old, and they have frequent bowel movements that are sometimes dry and sometimes loose. This month, they have lost 150 grams in weight. In the past two days, they have been taking Mamiaoi, but their bowel movements have not improved significantly. The child's bowel movements are closely related to the diet they are being fed.Advice: Your child has developed many small red bumps on their abdomen and back, which may be due to an allergic reaction. This is not directly related to their bowel movements. It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine if there is an allergic reaction, and if necessary, use anti-allergic medication.
The child's bowel movements are closely related to the diet they are being fed. If the child is generally in good spirits, has a normal appetite, normal food intake, and normal deep sleep, and the only issue is frequent bowel movements, there is no need for treatment. Simply pay attention to dietary adjustments.
For an 8-month-old child, during the feeding process, it is important to prioritize breast milk as the main source of nutrition, while also providing a small amount of complementary foods, such as: eggs, formula rice powder, various nutritious rice porridge, vegetable puree, fruit juice, etc. Pay attention to introducing these foods gradually to allow the child's digestive system to recover slowly before increasing the variety of complementary foods.
Wishing your child a healthy growth!