Patient's question:
Female, 4 months. A four-month-old baby is exclusively breastfed. Since leaving the postpartum period, she has been experiencing nausea and vomiting. Her weight has only increased by two or three pounds, which is normal for the postpartum period, but her weight hasn't grown much since then. Additionally, she has been dealing with recurring eczema. The hospital prescribed medication, which she has been taking for three days now. In the past few days, she has been having bowel movements shortly after breastfeeding, with more frequent bowel movements () that are looser. Her diapers are quickly soaked through with watery, dark stools. The last bowel movement was even green. What should be done about the nausea and vomiting? How long should she continue taking the medication?Doctor's answer:
Considering that indigestion has reoccurred, it is not advisable to rule out lactose intolerance. The two conditions can be addressed together by using Clove Appetite Stimulation Patches to stimulate appetite, aid digestion, and stabilize symptoms. If green stools reappear, Lactase Tablets can be used in conjunction. If inflammation or infection occurs, antibiotics and probiotics should be used together to restore the gut microbiota.The above suggestions are for the question "Female, 4 months. Female, 4 months." and are hoped to be helpful. Wishing you good health!