Patient's question:
The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. How can I feed the child?Doctor's answer:
Mothers should not rigidly schedule feedings for their babies but should feed them according to their needs. Especially in the first few days after birth, the frequency of feeding should be increased accordingly. This can meet the baby's needs and also help stimulate the secretion of prolactin, which in turn increases milk production. In short, do not wait until the baby is very hungry to feed them.A weak spleen and stomach is common in young children, varying in severity. The main symptoms include poor appetite, thinness, and frequent illness. According to the information, a weak spleen can be further divided into spleen deficiency with cold and spleen deficiency with stomach heat. The most obvious distinction is that the former leads to diarrhea, while the latter does not.