Patient's question:
All symptoms: My niece often cries at night, but she doesn't cry with tears. She has had a cold and fever these past two days and has seen a doctor. She usually eats well and is not a frail person.Onset time and cause: Did she get scared?
Treatment status: No treatment has been administered.
Help needed: How could this happen? What is the reason?
Doctor's answer:
If the baby's burp smells foul or the stool has a foul odor, it indicates poor digestion in the baby. In this case, you can control the amount of milk the baby drinks each time and increase the frequency of feeding to prevent overeating and indigestion. Alternatively, you can consult a pediatrician for expert advice. If the baby is neither seeking comfort from the mother nor showing signs of discomfort or poor development and absorption, then this situation should be taken seriously. The baby may be experiencing some undetectable pathological discomfort, and it is important to promptly seek advice from a pediatrician to report detailed symptoms for further evaluation.As a relatively inexperienced new dad, I deeply understand the importance of the baby to the family—their life and work revolve around them. I hope all parents can cherish and care for their babies well, and I wish all children around the world can grow up healthily!