Patient's question:
My three-month-old baby has some digestive issues. Can they eat Mimi Ai? If so, should it be taken before or after breastfeeding?Is the baby's digestive problem related to breast milk? What should I do?
First follow-up question: My baby is currently taking Calcium Gluconate Zinc Oral Solution and Eke Xin Vitamin A D Drops. Can they take Mimi Ai at the same time?
Second follow-up question: My baby doesn't have constipation or diarrhea, but their stool has many small bubbles, and they are eating less breast milk than before.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, due to the immature gastrointestinal function of a three-month-old baby, if they are breastfed, their stools are usually loose and frequent, sometimes with foam or greenish color, which is generally considered normal. Indigestion is not related to the milk. Currently, oral Mimi Ai can be used to adjust the normal intestinal flora. Mimi Ai can be taken before or after feeding. Several medications can be taken orally. Generally, as the child grows older, it can heal on its own.