Patient's question:
After visiting the hospital, the doctor prescribed the following medications: Vitamin D2 injection, VB6 tablets, Cefaclor granules, Calcium gluconate oral solution, Vitamin A and D drops. There was another medication noted for bedtime use, labeled "Lumifan" on the packaging, but it was not found; it might be Glumethide. At the time, one injection of Vitamin D2 was administered. After returning home in the afternoon, I felt unwell and had no appetite or desire to sleep. It wasn't until the evening, after taking the medication that might be Glumethide, that I could finally fall asleep. The next day, when I gave the child VB6, they immediately vomited, even when trying to nurse. Their condition remained poor. It seems they are clearly uncomfortable and agitated. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
A newborn baby is experiencing spitting up, is easily startled, and needs to be given more water. At the same time, it's appropriate to supplement with calcium for the child, and the nutrition should be comprehensive—no picky eating. Take one fish oil tablet per day, and it's important to take it consistently. Additionally, give the infant's spleen-strengthening powder and Mimi Ai. After feeding, hold the child for a while, pat their back until they burp, and don't give the child too much medication.