Patient's question:
No these days, exclusive breastfeeding. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. What kind of assistance matters: A six or seven-month-old child breastfeeding for a few days, how many times a day is considered normal...Doctor's answer:
Less than 5 times a day should be basically normal. Advice: Generally, it's 0-6 times a day. If you don't have a bowel movement for 3-4 days, it's not normal. If you don't have a bowel movement for 3-4 days, you can use infant glycerin suppositories or soap sticks to soften the stool and promote bowel movement. But be gentle.Additionally, it is recommended:
1) Drink more water, drink plenty of water, and add milk supplements to the formula or water, with 1 packet per day. Do not mix formula, breast milk, and calcium together; they should be spaced 2 hours apart. Otherwise, it may also cause constipation and interfere with the digestion of milk and calcium. Not only will it be ineffective, but it may also cause severe side effects.
2) For breastfed babies, mothers should adjust their diet structure, eat lighter, and drink more water.
3) Massage the baby's abdomen in a clockwise direction, twice a day, for 5-10 minutes each time.
4) Eat more fruits and vegetable juices. The speed of feeding should never be too fast; the formula can be made thinner.