Patient's question:
A baby who hasn't reached a full moon keeps spitting up, and their bowel movements are watery. There's always something like mucus in their throat. The spitting up is thick and stringy.Past treatment and effectiveness:
No treatment has been administered.
Help needed:
I want to ask if it's necessary to go to the hospital.
Doctor's answer:
Considering the child may have choked while breastfeeding, showing symptoms like spitting up milk, bubbles, and difficulty feeding or sleeping. It's possible that the milk may have entered the lungs, leading to respiratory infections. It's recommended to take the child to the hospital promptly for treatment to check if pneumonia has been caused by the choking into the lungs. The above advice is for the question "Should I take my newborn who frequently spits up with watery stools and has a nasal discharge similar to mucus to the hospital?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!