Patient's question:
What can be done about a baby's runny mouth due to spleen and stomach issues? Previous treatment and effectiveness: A one-year-and-three-month-old baby with runny mouth due to spleen deficiency has a very serious condition, and their muscles are not very firm. Is there a non-medication treatment approach? What kind of assistance is needed: Is there a non-medication treatment approach?Doctor's answer:
The clinical diagnosis of pediatric spleen deficiency syndrome is becoming increasingly common. The term "spleen deficiency" refers to symptoms such as pale and dull complexion, fatigue and weakness, lean body shape, poor appetite or refusal to eat, or undigested residues in the stool even with slightly increased food intake, often loose and unformed stools, easy sweating, and frequent colds. To completely self-cure spleen deficiency, a long-term course of traditional Chinese medicine is required, which is often unbearable for children. Therefore, parents are very concerned about which foods to include in their children's diet to help improve spleen function.