Patient's question:
In the first three months, eating was fine, but then she just stopped eating well. What happened? And she always has stomach problems. Is it serious now? Will this affect her child's digestive function in the future? How did this situation develop? Is it because she was fed too much? Every time I make something for my baby, she only eats a few bites, no matter what. When will this improve? Do I need to take digestive medicine all the time? And she also doesn't sleep well at night and keeps moving. Is this situation serious? I'm quite worried. Thank you for giving me some advice. Also, my daughter's cold should have improved within a week. Her last cold lasted almost half a month and hasn't fully gone away yet, but she's always been in good spirits and quite lively.Doctor's answer:
If your child has poor digestion, it will never affect their future stomach function, because at this age, the gastrointestinal function is still developing and immature. There may be a possibility of recurring constipation or diarrhea symptoms. You can give them some gut probiotics to help regulate the intestinal flora.When your child has a cold, you should have their blood tested to determine whether it is caused by bacteria, viruses, or mycoplasma infection. Then, you can take appropriate measures to address the symptoms. Simply giving them cold medicine will only temporarily relieve their symptoms.