Patient's question:
It's been three months. Lately, she hasn't been interested in eating milk, only drinking it when she's half-asleep. Her bowel and bladder functions are normal.Doctor's answer:
In medicine, the temporary loss of appetite in babies aged four to five months is referred to as the "physiological anorexia period." Its characteristic is that the child is developing normally and is very active, but their milk intake temporarily decreases and usually returns to normal within about a month. If the child is troubled by neonatal diseases, the mother must take them to a doctor immediately for treatment to avoid blindly using small advertisements for drugs. It is necessary to use medication rationally. For parents, it is important to observe changes in the child's symptoms and help them receive timely treatment for the disease as much as possible.