Patient's question:
Today I went for a check-up and asked the doctor to look at the test results. No fever, no runny nose, but there is hiccups. The baby is alert during the day and cries at night. Haven't had a bowel movement for three days (today is the third day). Previously, the baby had one night feed at night. In these three days, the baby needs a night feed every two hours, and breastfeeding during the day is normal.Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to explain your question. According to your description, your baby has a slight upper respiratory infection, which has caused nasal congestion, runny nose, hiccups, and a blood test showing a viral infection. The main thing is to let your baby rest more, drink more water, and eat more fresh vegetables, fruits, and other vitamin-rich foods. Massage the lower abdomen in a clockwise direction twice a day to promote intestinal movement. You can give your baby digestive probiotics to regulate intestinal function, and take some heat-clearing and detoxifying oral medications to relieve symptoms. I hope my explanation helps you, and wish your baby a speedy recovery!