Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. My baby is now nine and a half months old. At birth, he was a full-term small baby. He weighed four and a half pounds and nine ounces. There was very little breast milk, so he has been formula-fed. In the first two months, he ate very little. The jaundice did not go away. Only 30ml at a time, feeding every three hours.Doctor's answer:
Welcome to the information platform for consultation. According to your description, the child has the aforementioned issues. It should be considered whether the cause is a lack of trace elements. It is necessary to give the child more nutritious foods, as breastfeeding after all still lacks certain nutrients. Under the guidance of a doctor, appropriate supplementation of trace elements should be given to the child. Communicate more with them. Children may have different teeth at night compared to their peers. There is no need to worry too much about individual differences.