Patient's question:
The baby is 50 days old and suddenly doesn't like to drink milk. It takes a long time to squeeze it in, but the baby doesn't swallow it and even wants to vomit it out. The urine has a sour smell, and the tongue is thick and white. Previously, the baby would have a bowel movement after eating each day, but recently it has only had one or two bowel movements a day. Is this due to indigestion? If it is indigestion, what kind of medication or methods can be used to treat it?Doctor's answer:
If you feel a bit uncomfortable digesting, you can buy some lactobacillus tablets or yeast tablets and eat them. Alternatively, you can take some stomach-settling tablets. You can also crush them and squeeze some milk out to feed them. After they finish drinking milk, you can pick them up and gently pat their back. If you buy them, they should gradually start to, and their feeding time will also gradually become longer. If the child's growth and development are normal, including height, weight, and mental state, it's normal to have one or two bowel movements a day. Gradually, having one bowel movement a day is even better.