Patient's question:
The baby just turned one month old. The yellow stools during the day are normal, and the frequency is not high. However, at night, they turned yellow-green, and last night they became frothy green mixed with urine. Additionally, the baby has been nursing more frequently at night, and the number of bowel movements has also increased. There are only two bowel movements during the day in 24 hours, but there are nine at night, with breastfeeding occurring roughly seven to eight times. The baby has recently been taking vitamin AD drops and oral calcium lactate.Doctor's answer:
I believe your baby's nausea and vomiting are caused by indigestion, as the gastrointestinal function of infants and young children is not yet fully developed, making them prone to recurrent indigestion. I suggest you stop taking vitamin AD and calcium supplements. I recommend giving your baby oral probiotics and Bifidum infantis, drinking more warm water, and feeding breast milk in small, frequent meals to prevent overeating. The mother should eat light and easily digestible foods, avoiding extremely cold, hard, and spicy foods that are. The baby should pay attention to staying warm and avoiding catching a cold, especially in the abdomen. I hope my explanation is helpful to you.