Patient's question:
It's drooling, quite severe, and often has stomach problems and tonsillitis. It's been about a month since the previous treatment and its effects: No treatment has been given. What kind of assistance is needed: Whether to be treated, why is this happening,...Doctor's answer:
When a child drools, adults should not be afraid of the trouble and must pay attention to keeping the child's chin clean at all times to avoid causing chin ulcers. Suggestions: There are generally two reasons why children drool: 1. Stomach upset. The solution is to give the child more water. If the child is too young, brew some chrysanthemum tea, dissolve it in water and give the child a small amount to drink. Additionally, do not dress the child in too many clothes to avoid overheating and causing stomach upset. 2. Teething. Some children drool when they are teething, which is a normal phenomenon and does not require any action. It will naturally stop once the teeth have grown in.