Patient's question:
Baby boy was born 20 days ago, currently being primarily breastfed with occasional formula feedings. The baby passes gas approximately 10 to 15 times a day, with 5 instances of gas accompanied by water and 4 instances of gas accompanied by poop. He has one to two bowel movements daily, with yellow stools containing curds, almost always mixed with water. The baby urinates 10 times a day, with odorless, colorless urine. He burps 2 to 3 times daily, with each burp lasting about 5 minutes.Since birth, the baby has had white small dots on his face (resembling milia), a thick tongue. He has been on medication for about 10 days. Before the baby was born, my blood test report showed high fat levels. Currently, I consume 6 to 10 eggs daily, with one meal consisting of a small bowl of meat, and the rest is based on mantou, vegetables, and millet porridge.
Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to explain your question. Based on your description of your baby's condition, your careful observation of your baby is commendable, and your baby is also very healthy. However, you don't need to eat a lot of eggs in a day—just three are sufficient. You should ensure adequate intake of meat, eggs, dairy, fish, shrimp, beans, and fresh vegetables, fruits, and more to avoid a monotonous diet. This will help ensure that all nutrients are digested properly, which will improve the quality of your milk. The presence of curds in your baby's stool indicates some digestive issues. You can give your baby some probiotics to help regulate their intestinal function. I hope my explanation helps you. Wishing your little one healthy and joyful growth! The above advice is for the question "Baby boy born 20 days ago, currently breastfed as the primary feeding method." I hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!