How can I treat a four-month-old baby who doesn't like to eat milk?

Patient's question:

The baby is four and a half months old and doesn't like to eat milk. It seems like this has been the case since she was three and a half months old. If she doesn't eat, she forgets about wanting to breastfeed. She laughs and gets excited when she sees others eating, but she can't breastfeed. She doesn't sleep well at night and keeps twisting around. It's like she's making up stories, and if she can't let it out, she cries. She falls asleep when breastfeeding, but then wakes up after a while, still making up stories. She's very restless all night. Recently, she cries hard before taking her afternoon nap, and breastfeeding helps a bit. When she doesn't have milk from breastfeeding, she spits out the nipple and doesn't cry for more. What's going on? I'm practicing mixed feeding, and she doesn't even like formula anymore.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: None

Doctor's answer:

Regarding the three aspects mentioned above, it is recommended to adopt the following measures for intervention:
1. Oral administration of vitamin D preparations for preventive work (once daily, 400 units each time, and observe the effects after taking it for 2 weeks);
2. If the stool is not dry, consider taking "Xingspi Yang'er Granules" for a period of time (4-8 weeks);
3. Consider providing complementary foods such as rice juice, rice porridge, vegetable juice, and egg yolk. (The principle is to proceed gradually.)
I hope my explanation can assist you in your purchase!

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