Patient's question:
The baby switched to Nestlé sheep milk and got a fever with a cold. Does drinking sheep milk have anything to do with it? I want to know if sheep milk causes fever. What are the pros and cons! None, I want to know if sheep milk causes fever. What are the pros and cons!Doctor's answer:
According to your description, this stomach problem is from the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The child may experience discomfort again when they were breastfed or exposed to a new environment, which can manifest in various symptoms such as a lack of appetite for dinner, canker sores, etc. It may also lead to an increase in immunity, resulting in colds. However, goat milk should not be a problem. If you are giving the child food, it is best to reintroduce it gradually and avoid overwhelming them with too much at once. You can offer small amounts multiple times to allow them to adjust. If they catch a cold, use some cold medicine while ensuring the room temperature is not too high. The child should not be sweating excessively.