Patient's question:
My child. We have been in contact for a month, and he has been having stomach issues consistently. I don’t know if it’s something I gave him to eat or if he didn’t want to eat something at kindergarten. I am very careful about what I feed him at home, afraid he might have some small trouble, but recently he has been having stomach issues all the time. Is it related to the food I give him, or is it because he caught a cold? What kind of help would you suggest: Is my child’s condition related to food?Doctor's answer:
Related. Extremely cold food can affect food, such as cold milk, cool boiled water, etc.; raw and cold food can soften the baby's diarrhea condition, leading to abdominal pain. Foods that can soften the condition and should be avoided include mung beans, red beans, etc., which can cause intestinal gas and nausea/vomiting. Excessive milk can also cause intestinal gas, thereby accelerating the baby's intestinal movement, which may soften the baby's diarrhea and should be avoided. High-fat foods: Due to reduced absorption ability during nausea and vomiting, high-fat foods such as pastries and oily snacks often lead to unabsorbed fat causing loose stools, triggering baby diarrhea far beyond.