Patient's question:
The child has a bloated stomach. Test results: intestinal obstruction. After treatment, the stomach is no longer bloated, but the digestion is poor, with curdled milk in the stool. How can we improve the child's digestion and prevent the previous condition from recurring?Doctor's answer:
The child's stool contains curds, which indicates some digestive issues. It's important to pay attention to feeding the child smaller, more frequent meals and ensuring that the food is warm. Consider giving the child some probiotics to help with digestion. Also, be mindful of reducing the amount of formula and introducing foods like rice soup for a child around three to four months old. Apply an appetite-stimulating patch to the navel for external treatment and carefully monitor the child's condition. Encourage the child to drink more water and maintain a light diet. I hope my advice is helpful to you!