Patient's question:
A baby who is two months and 13 days old has recently started making constant "ah-ah-ah" and "hmm-hmm" sounds this week. Five days ago, they received vaccinations, and on the third day, they developed a sore throat and underwent two days of nebulization treatment. Now, their throat feels better, but they become agitated during feeding, spit out the nipple, then cry, eat again, and spit out. They frequently spit up milk now. When feeding, halfway through, if I try to pat them, they keep pushing back and straining. Their stomach often feels bloated, they pass gas frequently, urinate with difficulty, and their stools are thin. Recently, when they burp, they spit up a lot with each burp. What could be causing this? Why are they not feeding calmly? Besides spitting up, they cry if not fed and keep straining and pushing up.Doctor's answer:
According to your careful examination results, there are no abnormal manifestations in the child's brain. It is considered that it may be a reaction to the vaccine, which has caused the child to be slightly un at first. It is recommended to wait and see for a few days. The above content is the complete answer to the question: "What should I do if my two-month-old baby has a sore throat?" We hope the patient can soon be free from the troubles of the disease and recover quickly, enjoying a happy and joyful life every day.