Patient's question:
The baby always sticks out their tongue long to lick their clothes. It's always like this. Originally, they also licked, but not just licking. They had a fever yesterday. These past two days, the previous treatment and effectiveness: Haven't seen any concerns about what kind of assistance is needed: Licking clothes while sticking out their tongue, is it because they are lacking something or...Doctor's answer:
Regarding the situation of a baby sticking out their tongue, first carefully observe whether there are canker sores, ulcers, or blisters inside the baby's mouth. If none are found, it could be a normal physiological phenomenon. Babies first explore the world through their tongues, then gradually use their hands or other sensory organs to explore. Babies often stick out their tongues to play, which is a manifestation of the "oral stage" in infants.Compounds in hair dye can reach the body in extremely small amounts through the skin, but they pose no significant interference with breastfeeding. What needs attention are the irritants in hair dye, such as alkaline nitro compounds and hydrogen peroxide, which can easily cause rashes and respiratory diseases. If you have just had your hair styled, you can wear a hat while feeding the child to prevent the scent from bothering them.