Patient's question:
The baby started teething at six months, but now at ten months, the baby's teeth haven't grown much. One of the front teeth feels loose when touched. I wonder if it's because of the pomegranate water consumed around seven months?Doctor's answer:
A nine-month-old baby can drink pomegranate juice. Generally, babies can start consuming juice around the age of three months. Pomegranate has certain digestive benefits, and the decoction of sour pomegranate peels can help treat diarrhea. Meanwhile, grinding sour pomegranate seeds with rock sugar and filtering the juice to drink can help treat stubborn coughs. Pomegranates are particularly rich in nutrients, containing a variety of essential nutrients for the human body. The fruit is rich in vitamin C and B vitamins, organic acids, sugars, proteins, fats, as well as minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, and potassium.