Patient's question:
My daughter is 10 days old. She has had diarrhea for over 10 days because it's cold. She has curdled milk when drinking formula, but no curdled milk when breastfeeding. Her appetite has been good all along.Currently, the main issue with my daughter is diarrhea, frequent and loud passing of gas, and often hiccups. When she wakes up, her head always moves side to side, and her eyes dart around.
What should I do?
Additional question: Also, when the baby sleeps, she often makes loud noises due to passing gas or having a bowel movement, sometimes even crying out loud.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, in this case, it's best to avoid letting the baby catch a cold, and the water they drink should be kept at a certain temperature. For breastfeeding, the mother should follow a light and easily digestible diet, use probiotics for treatment, such as Mimi Ai, to adjust the intestinal flora and improve symptoms.Infant diarrhea has always been a concern for parents. When treating this condition, it's advisable to consider general treatment methods. Only by using professional approaches can family members help children recover from the illness quickly, ensuring it doesn't affect their growth and development. Therefore, after a child falls ill, parents should always prioritize seeking prompt medical treatment to help them recover.